Monthly Archives: May 2010

The “Illusion” of Behavior in Children with Learning Disabilities by Dr. Kristin Morrison

As a community pediatrician with a special interest in developmental and behavioral pediatrics, I frequently am referred children because of behavior problems.   While some people may shudder at the thought of being locked in a small room for 2 hours with “whirling dervish” or “Tasmanian Devil”, I have generally enjoyed this type of referral.   I [...]

What an Adult with LD Wished All Her Employers Knew: My Top Ten List By Dina Hendzel

Listen to this article. Hendzel, Dina What an Adult with LD wished all her employers knew3 Disclosing my learning disability is a very difficult thing for me to do.  The label ‘Learning Disabled’ brings with it a number of incorrect stereotypes that can be difficult to overcome. I have spent nearly all my life dealing [...]

That’s Not Fair! by Denise Goegan

Click here to listen to an audio version of That’s Not Fair by Denise Goegan It’s so aggravating to hear people tell me that the accommodations I get make things unfair. I often wonder if they have ever actually considered the meaning of the word fair, or truly understand why I need the accommodations I [...]