Learning Differently is an organization dedicated to creating awareness about and providing interventions for Specific Learning Disabilities (SLDs) and Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder(ADHD). We provide training and resources to educators, parents, and caregivers to support inclusive learning environments.

Our training materials are designed for educators, parents, caregivers, and anyone involved in the education and support of children with learning disabilities. We also have intervention services for learners with Specific Learning Disabilities and ADHD.

Our training modules are available online and are designed to be user-friendly. They include interactive content, spot diagnosis tools, and resources that help educators and caregivers understand and support children with SLDs and ADHD.

The Learning Disabilities Course (LDC) is our flagship initiative that focuses on training teachers, parents, and caregivers to recognize and accommodate learning disabilities in the classroom, making education more inclusive for all students.

You can access our resources and training modules through our website www.learningdifferently.info  and the Learning Differently account on www.tizisha.com. We offer a range of free and paid courses that can be completed online at your own pace.

Spot diagnosis is a tool we provide to help educators and caregivers identify early signs of SLDs and ADHD. It is a simple, preliminary screening tool that suggests when further professional evaluation may be necessary.

Schools can participate in our training programs in groups through our platform. You can also invite us for workshops or integrate our resources into their curricula to better support students with learning disabilities.

We aim to create an inclusive education system where every child, regardless of their learning abilities, has the opportunity to succeed. We strive to empower educators and caregivers with the knowledge and tools to support all learners effectively.

You can support our mission by enrolling in our courses, sharing our resources, or making a donation to help us expand our reach and impact.

We focus on a range of Specific Learning Disabilities (SLDs) including dyslexia (difficulty with reading), dyscalculia (difficulty with math), dysgraphia (difficulty with writing), and processing disorders. We also address ADHD to ensure comprehensive support for diverse learning needs.

Learning disabilities often manifest as consistent difficulties in specific areas like reading, writing, or math, despite normal intelligence. Behavioral signs may include frustration, avoiding schoolwork, or trouble focusing. While our spot diagnosis tools can help identify potential issues, we recommend seeking a comprehensive evaluation from a specialist for an accurate diagnosis.

If your child is diagnosed with a learning disability, it's important to create a supportive environment both at home and in school. Work with their teachers to develop an Individualized Education Plan (IEP) and consider enrolling in our programs for additional strategies and resources to support your child's learning. Our courses equip teachers with the knowledge and skills that enable them to support interventions

While our primary focus is on Specific Learning Disabilities and ADHD, many of our strategies and tools can be beneficial for children with a wide range of learning needs. However, for severe disabilities, we recommend working closely with specialists who can tailor interventions to your child’s specific requirements.

Yes, our training programs are designed to support both traditional and homeschool environments. We provide parents with the tools and strategies they need to effectively teach and support their children with learning disabilities at home. We are also curating inclusive K-12 content for a range of curriculums that can help with home schooling.

Advocating for your child involves understanding their rights, working closely with educators, and ensuring that your child’s learning needs are met. Our programs offer the skills needed for inclusive education. You can ask the teachers to consider taking our courses

Progress can be monitored through your child’s academic performance, their confidence in learning, and regular feedback from their teachers. If you don’t see improvement, it may be necessary to reassess the interventions or seek additional support. Our tools and programs are designed to help track and measure your child’s progress.

Yes, we offer personalized support through our programs and resources. We also provide access to a network of specialists and educators who can offer guidance tailored to your child’s unique needs.

Schools are critical partners in ensuring the success of our programs. We work closely with educators to upskill them about and implement inclusive teaching strategies and provide the necessary training to support students with learning disabilities effectively. Schools are critical partners in ensuring the success of our programs. We work closely with educators to upskill them about and implement inclusive teaching strategies and provide the necessary training to support students with learning disabilities effectively.

Some of our programs and resources are available for free, while others may require a fee. We strive to make our services accessible to all families and offer financial assistance where possible. Please contact us for more information on specific programs and pricing.