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  • What is a Visual Processing Disorder?

    Parent handoutsDisabilities and Disorders A to Z, Learning Disabilities and Dyslexia

    In this issue of NASET’s Parent Teacher Conference Handout focuses on understanding and diagnosing children with visual processing disorder. As a special education teacher there are times when...

  • Diagnostic Symptoms of Dyslexia

    Parent handoutsDisabilities and Disorders A to Z, Learning Disabilities and Dyslexia

    Introduction Many parents may not understand the specific symptoms in reading, math, spelling or writing that may signify a serious learning disability. This Parent Teacher...

  • Diagnostic Symptoms of Dysorthographia – (Spelling Disorders)

    Parent handoutsClassroom and Teaching Strategies, Learning Disabilities and Dyslexia

    Introduction Many parents may not understand the specific symptoms in reading, math, spelling or writing that may signify a serious learning disability. This Parent Teacher...

  • Diagnostic Symptoms of Dysgraphia (Writing Disorders)

    Parent handoutsClassroom and Teaching Strategies, Learning Disabilities and Dyslexia

    Introduction Many parents may not understand the specific symptoms in reading, math, spelling or writing that may signify a serious learning disability. This Parent Teacher...

  • Diagnostic Symptoms of Dyscalculia

    Parent handoutsDisabilities and Disorders A to Z, Learning Disabilities and Dyslexia

    Introduction Many parents may not understand the specific symptoms in reading, math, spelling or writing that may signify a serious learning disability. This Parent Teacher...

  • Characteristics Checklist for Gifted Children

    Parent handoutsDisabilities and Disorders A to Z, Learning Disabilities and Dyslexia

    There may be times when parents ask about the possibility of their child with a learning disability or emotional disability also possibly being gifted. While...

  • What Parents Need to Know About the Learning Process

    Parent handoutsLearning Disabilities and Dyslexia, Working with Parents and Families

    Introduction Almost half of all students with special needs are classified as students with learning disabilities. These children have impairments in learning due to problems...

  • Eight Reasons Why Your Child May Not Be Able to Perform Up to his/her Ability

    Parent handoutsADHD, Learning Disabilities and Dyslexia

    Introduction Children are faced with many pressures everyday and as a result these pressures may play a role in their ability to fully concentrate in...

  • What Parents Need to Know About Auditory Processing Disorders

    Parent handoutsLearning Disabilities and Dyslexia, Working with Parents and Families

    Introduction As a special educator there may be times when parents seek out information on terms in special education that may confuse them. One of...

  • Things to Consider When Looking Into College for Your Child with a Learning Disability

    Parent handoutsLearning Disabilities and Dyslexia, Transition to Adult Life

    As a parent of an adolescent with a learning disability you will need to work closely with your child to prepare him/her for college.  It...

  • How Parents Can Spot Possible Learning Disabilities in Their Children

    Parent handoutsLearning Disabilities and Dyslexia

    1 - INTELLECTUAL REQUIREMENTS Children with learning disabilities usually exhibit intellectual potential within the average range and above.  This usually translates into a score of 90...

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