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Learn about the shift in terminology now used to replace diagnoses like dyslexia. What does Specific Learning Disorder (SLD) mean, and how does it help parents and educators?
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October 6-12 is officially Make a Will Week, an annual initiative from the Government of BC to remind us all to write or update our wills. This week encourages everyone to take action in securing what matters most – your family, loved ones, and causes like LDS – Learn. Develop. Succeed.
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October is a pivotal month dedicated to raising awareness for a range of important causes: National Learning Disabilities Awareness Month, ADHD Awareness Month, and Dyslexia Awareness Month, along with International Dysgraphia Awareness Day. Each of these observances recognizes the unique challenges faced by individuals with learning differences and brain-based conditions.
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At LDS – Learn. Develop. Succeed., we’re incredibly fortunate to have a team of instructors whose expertise and passion shine through in everything they do. Every day, they bring a wealth of knowledge, experience, and an unwavering commitment to supporting the unique learning journeys of the learners and families we serve. It’s time we take a moment to recognize and celebrate the amazing individuals who make our programs so impactful.
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Welcome to our Community Compass blog series! Are you searching for exciting and enriching activities to fill your calendar in the Lower Mainland? Look no further! We’re thrilled to introduce our monthly blog post highlighting a curated selection of engaging events and activities in our community.
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In a recent episode of The Everything ECE Podcast, Carla Ward, host and founder of Early Learning Foundations, had an insightful conversation with Marlo Humiski, our Senior Manager of Early Years Programs.
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Watch this workshop recording and learn practical strategies to support your child’s Executive Function Skills development.
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Every year on September 30, we observe the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. This day is dedicated to remembering the children who never made it home and honouring the survivors of residential schools, along with their families and communities.
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Learn about RISE Learning Plans and how instructors assess, track, and report a learners progress throughout the year and share this with families.
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Getting a learning difference diagnosis can be overwhelming. Here are some key steps for parents to support their child after a diagnosis. You now have a tool to help you better understand your child’s needs and advocate effectively for support.
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Welcome to our Community Compass blog series! Are you searching for exciting and enriching activities to fill your calendar in the Lower Mainland? Look no further! We’re thrilled to introduce our monthly blog post highlighting a curated selection of engaging events and activities in our community.
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A Psych-Ed is crucial in identifying learning disabilities and other challenges that may impact a child’s academic performance. Get some tips to understand your child’s report and advocate for the best possible support.
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