Learning Disabilities

Learning Disabilities (LD) encompass a range of neurodevelopmental disorders that affect how individuals receive, process, store, and respond to information. Common types of LD include dyslexia, dyscalculia, and dysgraphia. These disorders can manifest as difficulties in reading, writing, math, organization, attention, memory, and social skills. Individuals with LD often have average to above-average intelligence but may struggle academically due to the specific challenges associated with their disorder.

Empower Learning Differences

JDMR Home School empowers students with learning disability (LD) to reach their full potential and succeed in their educational journey

How JDMR Home School Helps Students with LD

Individualized Plans:

JDMR Home School offers individualized instruction tailored to the unique needs and learning styles of students with LD. This personalized approach allows educators to provide targeted interventions and accommodations to support students in areas of difficulty.

Multisensory Learning Strategies:

We utilize multisensory learning strategies that engage multiple senses to enhance learning and memory retention. These strategies can be particularly beneficial for students with LD, as they provide alternative pathways for information processing and comprehension.

Assistive Technology:

We incorporate assistive technology tools and resources to support students with LD in their learning. These tools may include text-to-speech software, speech recognition software, graphic organizers, and adaptive learning platforms, which can help students overcome reading, writing, and organization.

Flexible Curriculum and Pace:

We offer a flexible curriculum and pace of learning, allowing students with LD to progress at their own rate and focus on mastering foundational skills before moving on to more advanced concepts. This flexibility reduces stress and frustration, promoting confidence and academic success.