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As we evolve and mature as an organization, it behooves us to ensure that not only the substance of our work but also its form aligns with our values. We are announcing a new senior management team.
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May is Leave a Legacy Month, a national campaign encouraging people to consider leaving gifts to charities through their wills or other planned giving vehicles.
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There have been many developments in BC related to investing in education and supporting unique learners. There have also been a significant number of stories about teacher and school resource shortages and budgetary cuts for non-core educational services.
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We are incredibly proud to announce that LDS – Learn. Develop. Succeed. has been certified as a Living Wage Employer in British Columbia. This certification is more than just a title for us.
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Learn about our 2024-25 fees. Our goal is for our fees to be fair, equitable, consistent and accessible; this post helps to explain how we achieve that.
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Last year, the American Academy of Pediatrics reported that more than 90% of children between the ages of 2-17 play video games. How do video games impact youth well-being and development?
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Learn why our RISE One-to-one specialized learning support is much more than tutoring. Read about our unparalleled wrap-around support for students with learning differences.
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How can we set up learning environments, so all people succeed? Here are 10 ways you can create inclusive learning environments and set up a broader range of students for success.
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Phonological awareness is a special kind of sound knowledge. It concerns someone’s sensitivity to and understanding of sound structures in a language.
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Occupational therapy supports anyone who has difficulty participating in an “occupation”. This does not mean “going to work,” but refers to any activity a person chooses to do.
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If you have a child or student struggling with reading and are not excited about reading books geared to young learners, this resource could be for you!
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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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