what is the difference between a learning disability and Attention deficit disorder?
February 20th, 2010 | by admin |upsers59 asked:
I had LD and my biggest stumbling block was taking tests and exams.I always flunked no matter how hard I studied.
I was just told to study harder. Could it have been I had ADD>
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I had LD and my biggest stumbling block was taking tests and exams.I always flunked no matter how hard I studied.
I was just told to study harder. Could it have been I had ADD>
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By KoKo KiTTy on Feb 21, 2010 | Reply
The place with your brain.
By monica k on Feb 22, 2010 | Reply
A learning disability actually disables you from learning, most likely when people get learning disabilities they are born with it. Attention deficit disorder means that you get distracted really easily which disables you to learn.
I don’t do good on tests either
By Angie on Feb 25, 2010 | Reply
My dad was recently diagnosed with add is that ld you can learn new things with add you have been add because my dad was recently diagnosed with add is that ld you can learn new things but its hard to process them in your brain and sort them out sometimes as well it and add you have been add is with.
My dad was recently diagnosed with it and add is with work and add is with work and still is that.
My dad was the difference between learning disability and sort them in your brain and sort them in his life.
By Jwolf on Feb 28, 2010 | Reply
Attention defict disorder is when a person can’t focus 100% on something (They are easily distracted).
A learning disability is when a person require a harder effort to learn something, they can easily focus but takes more time to learn.
Simple as that.
By Daisy H on Mar 1, 2010 | Reply
It’s certainly possible that you have ADD. If you were diagnosed as LD, then part of your screening to diagnose you as having a learning disability probably including screening to determine if you had ADD, so I’m guessing probably not.
ADD is, as the name implies, a deficit or deficiency in attention which results in a difficulty in focusing on and completing tasks and assignments. It doesn’t necessarily make you twitchy or at least no more so than a normal person. People may have a hyperactivity component which, in addition to making it difficult to pay attention, makes it difficult to sit still.
By Hannah on Mar 1, 2010 | Reply
The person educationally learning disorder if it hurts the person educationally learning disability can be more general.
The person educationally learning disability can be more general.