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September 27, 2026By Jacquelyn Tayor A note from Jacquelyn: Everyone learns differently, especially those who have a learning disability. This resource is supposed to act as a guide to figure out what your (or your students) specific learning preferences include. There are many ways to learn information. Look below and check off or highlight theā¦
Accommodations for Learning Disabilities By Jacquelyn Taylor Reading AssignmentsAllow the use of audiobooks Reading AssignmentsAllow student to opt out of reading aloud in class if uncomfortable Presentation of Material/SubjectLimit copying tasks due to visual deficits Assignments/ Tests/ Grading:Provide copies of notes to follow along and highlight Assignments/ Tests/ Grading:Provide formula card on assessments Assignments/ Tests/ā¦
The College Process with Learning Disabilities By Jacquelyn Taylor 1 Hiring a College Planner College planners are a helpful resource to utilize, especially if you have a disability. These professionals will not only listen to your wants and needs but are also very familiar with institutions that offer great accessibility services. They may talk withā¦
Note: This is a writing prompt that I completed for a neurodiversity scholarship application. I hope this may make you feel less alone with your own disability journey. If you ever need to talk with someone, you can email me at jacquelyn@mindslikemine.com. Prompt: What has your journey been to get to where you are today?ā¦
By Jacquelyn Taylor Reading is a fundamental part of our daily lives yet 25% of children in early education struggle with reading in America (The IRIS Center). That is why Lindamood-Bellās instruction aims to expand struggling readersā potential to succeed with intense individualized teaching. Lindamood-Bell is an incredibly designed evidence-based curriculum founded by Patricia Lindamoodā¦
By Jacquelyn Taylor I believe that minds like mine are the true change makers in our world. The minds that do not fit into a cookie cutter mold of perfection. The minds that may be a little (or a lot) scattered and often day dreaming of big goals. The minds that think outside of theā¦
