A learning disability does not mean a child is less intelligent. It simply means they learn differently.
Children with learning disabilities often have average or above-average intelligence but face challenges processing information in traditional ways.
Common learning disabilities include:
- Dyslexia (reading and spelling)
- Dyscalculia (math skills)
- Dysgraphia (writing and fine motor skills)
With the right evaluation and targeted support, these children can succeed academically and build lasting self-confidence.