- Learn all you can about the disability.
- Keep in contact with your child's teacher(s).
- Keep a profile of what your child does well.
- Help your child understand the effect the learning disability will have on him/her in school as well as socially.
- Help your child get organized.
- Involve your child in extra-curricular activities.
- Involve your child in helping someone else.
- Keep your expectations for your child high but realistic.
- Help your child learn to ask for what they need.
- Join or form a group of parents with similar situations.
The above is taken from an article posted at FamilyEducation.com. To learn more about each tip please visit their site.
Excellent tips! I agree based on our experience :)
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