Understanding Learning Disabilities

Feb 26, 2008 by

A colleague of mine asked me for some activities that I once used in my presentations to help participants understand about learning disabilities. Her request caused me to dig into materials that I had used long ago and had set aside. Consequently, I realized that as we evolve in our ‘instruction’ we sometimes cast aside some good material.

 I’m including a couple activities that address how it ‘feels’ to have a learning disability here with this post. I did not create these activities so I will not take credit for them. I also found a link to a website that that provides analogies to help address this issue.

The Numbers Game Activity Instruction

The Numbers Game Handout

A Handout Developed by a Person with Dyslexia

 This website page has several analogies to help people understand what it’s like to be dyslexic: http://www.understandingdyslexia.co.uk/guide.asp.

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