• About LBLD
• Recognizing LBLD
• Info For Parents of Kids with a LBLD
• Info for Children and Teens with a LBLD
• Info for Teachers of Kids with a LBLD

Recognizing language-based learning differences

Families and teachers may observe some or several of the following symptoms:

• Late to talk
  
• Difficulty with oral or written self-expression
  
• Limited vocabulary
  
• Short attention span
  
• Poor motor skills
  
• Trouble identifying the sounds that correspond to letters
  
• Difficulty following directions
  
• Short and/or long-term memory problems
  
• Difficulty with concepts of time, space, and sequencing
  
• Low self-esteem
  
• Difficulty organizing thoughts
  
• Reading problems
  
• Poor spelling
  
• Difficulty with social skills
  
• More than average sensitivity to noises and textures