learning disabled children

Describes various learning disabilities, such as attention deficit disorder, fine motor problems, and difficulties with visual information, and offers positive advice on how to cope.

Presents practical strategies for working with learning disabled children ages six through seventeen, and provides instructions for helping them to develop socially and academically.

Offers parents and teachers advice on how to help children become persistent and successful learners, providing lesson plans for the accompanying set of children's books.

Provides information on learning disabilities and strategies for coping with the problem and leading a successful life.

David, who always manages to get into situations due to his nerves and poor planning, tries to figure out how to stay out of trouble in Mrs. Gorski's class and comes up with cures for his "wiggle fidgets" before finding out that people with his condition can be successful.

Describes what is like to have a learning disability and how different people handle the challenges these difficulties present.

Explains a variety of learning disabilities to elementary school children.

Provides encouraging and instructional lessons for children with autism and related spectrum conditions, depicting several young "frogs with a different croak" who learn how to deal with physical development issues, socializing problems, hard-to-break habits, distraction, obsessions, and jumping to conclusions. Includes notes for parents and caregivers.