A student with Learning disABILITIES is an individual for whom traditional teaching methods may not make sense. Many students with average or above average intelligence are diagnosed with Learning disABILITIES every year. A Learning disABILITY simply means that an individual acquires, stores and expresses information in a specific way.

According to the Learning Disabilities Association of Ontario, in order for a person with Learning disABILITIES (LD) to be successful in life, they require:

Specific skill instruction;

Compensatory strategies;

Accommodations; and

Self-advocacy training.

The SC4LD addresses these needs by offering:

Teaching;

Learning Strategies;

Assistive technology; and

Self-advocacy training

to students in grades 2 - 12 who have diagnosed or identified Specific Learning disABILITIES.

In order to support the family of the student who has LD, advocacy, assessment, and workshop services are also available.

Contact The Schneider Centre with your question.