how do i get passed my learning disabillity?

Question

intelligent answers only please, i dont have time for useless idiotic remarks. Thank you.

its said to be reading and writing to an extent.

i have been diagnosed with a leanring disability but it seems to me that i still get 90s on all subjects, except math. how can i be labeled as aving a disability as this one? i know im intelligent. whats the deal?

Answer 1

Find the areas in which you are strong. My daughter was described by a teacher as being learning disabled in math, but when tested, showed she was gifted in language skills. We began working together, and with time she showed a profound ability toward algebra and trig. Don't give up, you may just learn differently from a lot of your peers. Look toward your strengths, and remember there's more than one way to work a problem or approach a skill. Keep searching for that one individual who understands and will work with you according to how you learn. It's okay to think outside the box. Best wishes.

Answer 2

You get passed it by not thinking you have a disability. Your not disabled you just learn differently. Its a label that someone has put on you because you may not score the "norm" that all the other kids are scoring. So what? If you start thinking you have a disability then you will set up limits for what you can and cannot do. Don't buy into it. You yourself said your scores or marks are good. Never underestimate yourself. My son was diagnosed with sever dyslexia on every level you can imagine. I was told by his teacher he would never go passed a second grade reading level. He was in the 5th grade at that time he is in 10th grade now and is only one grade behind in his reading and comprehension. I chose to homeschool him and I told him he just learns differently than some others do. It isn't a disability until you make it one. Whatever your "disability" is make a way to learn around it. Learn to calm down, breathe deep, and reach for the stars...Good luck!

Answer 3

well although you might have been tested and labeled has having learning disabilities you are obviously capable of learning. and just because you have been labeled disabled doesn't not mean you are incapable of learning, it just means you might learn differently or take more time to understand. plus everyone learns things at different rates so it doesn't matter as long has you and trying. Don't drive your self crazy with that label.

As long as you want to learn, nothing can stop you. Good luck
i have similarly problems and this is what i have learned.
if you what to get past that your learning disabilities the best thing to do is understand the problem. so if its reading then try to find something you enjoy reading , and make an effort to practice.

All find people that can help you, sometimes it just a matter of learning it differently. Never feel bad for asking for help, its more important that you understand what you need to.

Also don't ever be afraid to challenge your self, so take the harder class or read the harder book. go out of your way to push your mind. just because on part is not work perfectly does not mean your the rest of it does. If any thing a different part will over complicate.

And more impotently do things that make you happy and you excel. that why you can build confidence in your self. never let people judge you or limit your potential. because if you dont belive in yourself then nobody else will.

Answer 4

That depends on what you're learning disability is.

If you have a hard time remembering things, you should get passed it by taking really good notes. Perhaps note cards. Having other people help you study, etc.

If it is a math thing, then I have other suggestions.

Answer 5

Hi

I was labeled as learning disabled when I was younger..I went to college and got almost all A's....it depends on the type of disability....

what i did..i listened to music when I was testing...(i had a difficult time concentrating when i was testing...) I outgrew it....or found a way to get thru it...

I hate labels....why do people put labels on people..to make them feel bad on themselves? always wondered that!

Answer 6

If you have a learning disability how would you be able to tell an intelligent answer from an idiotic remark?

Answer 7

What is your disability? Is it reading? writing? dyslexia? All of those have formulas for helping I would need more information before I could answer you

Answer 8

people CAN be gifted (smart, intellegent) and also have learning disabilities. Go to www.schwablearing.org
there is great information there about it..

Answer 9

Without knowing what your disability is, it's impossible to give you advice as you're probably seeking. However, I can tell you that Jesus died for your healing, and wants to heal you. So, in a nutshell, I'd suggest trusting Him, praying and asking Him for healing.

God bless you!

Answer 10

Doctors always find out the cause of disease before giving treatments. Same as your situation.