Books and Articles — Learning Disabilities and Differences

Books for Children and Teens

Gehret, Jeanne	The Don't Give Up Kid
Levine, Mel	All Kinds of Minds
Moynihan, Lauren	Taking Dyslexia To School
Stern, Judith	Many Ways To Learn

Books and Videos for Adults

Alliance for Technology	Computer Resources for People with Disabilities
Anderson, Winfred	Negotiating the Special Education Maze
Beil, Lindsey	Raising a Sensory Smart Child
Capper, Lizanne	That's My Child
Citro, Allissa	Transitional Skills for Post Secondary Success
Citro, Teressa	The Experts Speak
Dornbush, Marilyn	Teaching the Tiger
Jamison, Kay	Exuberance the Passion for Life
Kranowitz, Carol	The Out of Sync Child
Kranowitz, Carol	The Out of Sync Child Has Fun
Kranowitz, Carol (Video)	(Video) The Out of Sync Child
Lavoie, Richard	(Video) Learning Disabilities and Social Skills-last one picked, first one...
Lavoie, Richard	(Video) Understanding Learning Disabilities: How difficult can this be?
Lee, Christopher	Faking It: Look into the mind of a creative learner
Lelewer, Nancy	Something is Not Right
Levine, Mel	(Video) Misunderstood Minds
Levine, Mel	A Mind at a Time
Levine, Mel	All Kinds of Minds
Levine, Mel	Keeping Ahead in School
Levine, Mel	The Myth of Laziness
Mangrum, Charles	College with Programs for Students with LD
Markova, Donna	How Your Child is Smart
National Research Counsel	Starting Out Right
Shaywitz, Sally	Overcoming Dyslexia
Silver, Larry	The Misunderstood Child
Stewart, Kathryn	Helping a Child with NVLD or Aspergers Syndrome
Tanguay, Pamela	Nonverbal Learning Disabilities at Home
Tanguay, Pamela	Nonverbal Learning Disabilities at School
Thompson, Sue	The Source for Nonverbal Learning Disabilities
Turrie, Cheryl	Challenging Voices
Whitley, Michael	Bright Minds, Poor Grades

Articles and Other Resources

Resources for Parents of Students With Learning Disabilities, by Konrad Walecia. New York Times, February 26, 2010. “Many organizations and government agencies help parents to understand and use the Individuals With Disabilities Education Act.&rdquo

Studying Young Minds, and How to Teach Them, by Benedict Carey. New York Times, December 20, 2009. “New research on when young brains are best able to grasp fundamental concepts could reshape early education.&rdquo

Massachusetts expands mental health parity, by Nan Shnitzler. New England Psychologist, October 15, 2009.

What Can Dance Teach Us about Learning?, by Scott T. Grafton. Dana Foundation, October 05, 2009.

Stepping Up to the Challenge, by Tara Parker-Pope. New York Times, April 14, 2009.

College Is Possible for Students With Intellectual Disabilities, by Jessica Calefati. US News & World Report, February 13, 2009.