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Speak Up for Ability 2024 – 2 Day Event!
Assistive Technology in the 21st Century May 25: 9am – 12pm and June 1: 9am – 10:30 Join us for our annual Speak Up for…
Science Rendezvous 2024 – Sensory Friendly Zone!
Saturday May 11, 2024The Sensory Friendly Zone To find out more about Science Rendezvous and how to get free tickets for the Sensory Friendly Zone,…
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✽ DID YOU KNOW? ✽
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..about the services and supports for kindergarten to Grade 12 students in publicly funded schools
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…local school boards must have a Special Education Committee (SEAC)
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…about LD@home
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…the definition of a Learning Disability
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…you can get an assessment for a post-secondary student
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…you don’t need a high school diploma to go to college
What We Do
• Monitor various fields of education; such as neuroscience, technology and education, for new information and developments pertinent to learning disabilities.
• Provide one-on-one information and support to community members
• Share information on advocacy, supporting your child’s learning at home and in school, and local resources for children and adults.
• Engage the community through free webinars, forums and workshops, and advocate for LD issues in Kingston and area communities. Facilitate programs like summer camps, robots workshops and literacy tutoring for local youth.
• Represent and advocate for LD issues in Kingston and area communities.
Special thanks to our funders and contributors for their support of the LDAK and for making a difference in the lives of adults and children with learning disabilities and their families.
