Now One of the best and easiest ways to inform yourself about your child's learning disability, is by reading a good book on this subject. There is a ton of literature available every where about learning problems, so it may be a bit of daunting task, to choose something to start with. Luckily, there are many informed parents now a days, and specialists out there who have already waded through this flood of information, so you don't have to dive in on your own. The following is a list of written resources that have made it past the critical gaze of those in the know:
1. Not an Easy Answers, The Learning Disabled Child at Home and at School, available on net.
This has been the book, that parents of learning disabled children have turned to for more than fifteen years now. Smith is the parent, of a learning disabled child, the founder and director of the Lab School, and an education professor, at the American University so she's extremely well-qualified to write about this subject. The book covers a wide range of information, including a look at how learning disabilities are diagnosed and tips on how to make sure your child is getting the education he or she deserves. The updated version includes sections on the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), ADD, and ADHD.
1. Not an Easy Answers, The Learning Disabled Child at Home and at School, available on net.
This has been the book, that parents of learning disabled children have turned to for more than fifteen years now. Smith is the parent, of a learning disabled child, the founder and director of the Lab School, and an education professor, at the American University so she's extremely well-qualified to write about this subject. The book covers a wide range of information, including a look at how learning disabilities are diagnosed and tips on how to make sure your child is getting the education he or she deserves. The updated version includes sections on the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), ADD, and ADHD.

