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The Learning Disabilities Association of York Region proudly presents it’s 13th annual raffle. All proceeds will support our programs & services
For more information and to order your tickets please download the raffle flyer in PDF format here.
When we support people with learning disabilities, everyone wins! Please join our team and support the right to learn and the power to achieve.
This fall LDAYR will be offering three workshops on coaching. Find out what exactly is coaching, and how it can help motivate and empower children. Register today!
What is a learning disability? What are the types of learning disabilities? Click here to watch Heartspeak about Learning Disabilities and find out!
It’s that time of year again!
LDAYR will be running two summer camps for children diagnosed with a Learning Disability and/or ADHD in Newmarket during July and August. Below you will find the Summer Camp flyer with more information, as well as the registration form.
Space is limited!
Summer is just around the corner! The days just keep getting warmer, and of course it’s time to register for extracurricular activities!
LDAYR will be running many programs this Summer. Check here to see what programs interest you and how to register for them!
The LDAYR is pleased to announce the winners of our 13th Annual Raffle. We would like to thank everyone who participated and helped us reach our goal. The winners are…
iPad – Chris Schulz
iPod – Jennifer May
Kobo – Penny Davey
Congratulations!
The Student Mindset
Schools evaluate students on aptitudes and learning skills that are unfamiliar to their pupils: attention, organization, time management, retention and recall, initiation, and self-regulation.
View the Student Mindset flyer – SImindset.pdf
Skills for the 21st Century
How can students meet the challenges of the 21st century? What do researchers say are the core competencies and life skills required for success in today’s society? This workshop will discuss the expectations of postsecondary life, important preparations for college and university success (test preparation, reading and writing skills, note taking), assistive technology, time management, and scheduling.
View the Skills For The 21st Century flyer – SIskills.pdf
Parenting the Child with Executive Function Challenges
Raising a child who has deficits in executive function can be challenging and confusing. Children with ADHD and learning disabilities have average or above average intelligence, so many adults wonder why the basic tasks of turning off the television, getting ready for school, going to bed, or completing standard homework assignments are a challenge.
View the Parenting the Child with Executive Function Challenges flyer – SIparenting.pdf
The Academic Tune-Up: An Individual Assessment
Each school year brings both successes and challenges to children with learning disabilities and ADHD. Students who would like to build on their strengths and address their academic weaknesses will benefit from this one-to-one personalized session with an experienced learning coach.
View the The Academic Tune-Up: An Individual Assessment flyer – SItuneup
