Sentence examples for a learning disorder from inspiring English sources

Mark is 6, and Aaron, 9, has a learning disorder.

Understanding addiction as a learning disorder, then, has profound implications for all aspects of drug policy.

Some 20.8percentt of those delivered vaginally, with or without regional anesthesia, had developed a learning disorder.

The good news about addiction as a learning disorder is that the learning that occurs doesn't "break" your brain.

For my kindergarten teacher, Mrs Bush at a public school in Brooklyn, however my reticence in the classroom was suggestive of a learning disorder.

"My father bought me a learning disorder" is Jenny's blase explanation of why her low SAT scores won't keep her out of Brown.

In a variation on the old slippery-slope argument, angling for a learning-disorder label (and perhaps a better class placement) is seen as the equivalent of smoking marijuana, and smothering a child is tantamount to smoking heroin: one, it is feared, could lead to the other.

Some children referred for an evaluation may already have a known learning disorder or other diagnosis.

A toddler with hemiplegia has entirely different goals than an older non-ambulant child with a specific learning disorder.

One of her children has a cognitive learning disorder, attention-deficit disorder, and registered the highest lead level among his siblings: 23 micrograms per deciliter of blood.

Instead, the new manual will have a broader learning disorder category to cover several conditions including dyslexia, which causes difficulty understanding letters and recognising written words.