Symptoms of a Learning Disability
When someone has a learning disability, it means that he or she learns differently than most people, and that learning itself is more difficult and labored.
Common signs include; difficulty remembering, following directions, learning concepts, learning sounds and letters, reading, comprehension, expressive and receptive language, math, writing, spelling, putting their thoughts on the page, organization, sequencing, efficient processing, self-monitoring, and tests and quizzes.