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At LDS, we always look for ways to educate and equip our community to support children, youth, and adults who learn differently in the best possible ways.
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Get practical tips to support your tween/teen at home with their learning. As a parent/guardian, you have a critical role in creating space and supporting your child to grow in independence and confidence.
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Early this year, we had a visit from a former LDS student eager to share the incredible progress he has been making since attending LDS in grades 1-3.
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Innovative tools continually reshape how we teach and learn. One fantastic platform that has been making waves in mathematics education is Polypad by Mathigon.
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Our team is actively removing barriers for families so everyone can access the learning support they deserve and need. One of the ways we are doing this is by drawing on the diverse language skills of our team.
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This past week, some of our team attended the UBC Early Years conference, “Connecting and Belonging in the Early Years.” It was an excellent opportunity to connect and learn from early years professionals nationwide.
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Setting up your tween/teen for success doing homework at home is worth your time and attention, as you are helping them create habits for life! As a parent/guardian, you have a critical role in creating space and supporting your child to grow in independence and confidence.
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Congratulations to LDS Board Member and SkillsTradesBC CEO Shelley Gray. Shelley is one of six women selected for Business in Vancouver’s Influential Women in Business Awards 2024!
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Do you have a child that struggles in math? Math anxiety may be common among students, but it is not the same as a learning disability in math. Dyscalculia is a specific brain-based learning difference that affects a student’s ability to understand, learn, and perform math and number-based operations.
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Learn about an online educational game platform combining gaming and learning elements to create a fun, engaging, and personalized learning experience.
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Children and youth with disabilities in BC are still being left out. Read the latest report from the Representative for Children and Youth and see what progress is and needs to be made.
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In the November 2023 Report from Dyslexia BC, “Educational Experiences and Challenges,” you can learn about recent challenges for dyslexic learners and advocacy efforts.
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