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A Handbook on Learning Disabilities Designed by Integra Staff To complement our Walk a Mile in my Shoes Workshop Copyright 2009 Integra is funded by Ontario s Ministry of Children and Youth Services Table of Contents 4 Introduction to 5 What are Learning Disabilities (LDs)? ........................................ ........................................ . 5 How are LDs Identified?.

• Visual-spatial processing (perceiving or organizing visual information) • Visual-motor processing (carrying out hand-eye activities) • Phonological processing (identifying and manipulating speech sounds) • Processing speed (speed of …

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