Sentence examples for be a learning disability from inspiring English sources

There should always be a learning disability nurse on call, but this isn't the case.

If teachers have a learning style that is at odds with the child's style (such as a highly visually oriented adult and an energetic child who learns by doing, not by seeing), the mismatch may appear to be a learning disability in the child.

So, what is a learning disability?

"Being a learning disability nurse really does transform lives".

Dyslexia is a learning disability characterised by problems with accurate or fluent word recognition, poor decoding, and poor spelling abilities.

Growing up, he was more interested in wrestling than politics, and he had some difficulty in school because of what he later found out was a learning disability.

Patel can't help but feel his struggle to find work elsewhere is because of prejudice around his disability: he always discloses on a job application form – "If it says 'disability,' I tick it and then explain it's a learning disability," he says – but worries that as soon as prospective employers see learning disability on his CV, he isn't given a chance.

"You can see a physical disability, but you can't see a learning disability so I think it will take the public a while to understand that there is a learning disability, a physical disability and that they're all part of a main umbrella of people with a disability".

"What's a learning disability?" I asked quietly.

He had difficulty in school because of what he later found out was a learning disability, and he did poorly on his College Board tests.

Discovering that there is a learning disability which is the mirror image of dyslexia--children who read early and fluently yet retain no information--was both fascinating and reassuring to me.