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Now Accepting Applications! LDANB-TAANB is now accepting applications for the Ashton Chase Memorial Scholarship 2022. Grade 12 students who attend a high school in the St. Stephen Education Centre boundary are welcome to submit their application by May 9th 2022. To be considered for the scholarship, please complete the linked application and answer the follow
LDANB and student consultants from Renaissance College meet with Peterbilt Atlantic LDANB-TAANB was selected this year as a community partner with Renaissance College’s course, Community Problem Solving and Research Project. During the school year, the student consultants have been working with LDANB to research best practices for fundraising and have developed a corporate sponsorship packaged.
Learning Disabilities Association of New Brunswick 2022–2023 Scholarship The Learning Disabilities Association of New Brunswick (LDANB) is a charitable organization founded in 1970. Our mission is to promote the understanding and acceptance of the ability of persons with learning disabilities to lead meaningful and successful lives. LDANB recognizes that access to higher education plays an
This week Learning Disabilities Association of New Brunswick and Learning Disabilities Association- Woodstock Chapter received a donation from the Rotary Club of Woodstock. The funds received over the next three years will help launch the Woodstock Reads Project. The pilot project will provide tutoring for students diagnosed with dyslexia and will gather data on the
LDANB-TAANB Opens Applications for Annual Scholarship LDANB strives to promote the understanding and acceptance of the ability of persons with learning disabilities to lead meaningful and successful lives. LDANB recognizes that access to higher education plays an important role in this mission, and as such LDANB is pleased to open the application period forits annual
Fast Facts on Dyscalculia Developing a full understanding of dyscalculia is an important first step in learning how to reach your full potential while living with this learning disability. Every child has a different learning style and pace. Each child is unique, not only capable of learning but also capable of succeeding. Robert John Meehan
Dysgraphia Week Two – Teacher Resources This insightful article written by Dr. Cherkes-Julkowski provides an excellent explanation of how writing expectations will change as students advance from elementary school to high school. There are also tips on how to support your students at each grade level. Writing can be challenging for children with LD. Those
Help us celebrate our hard working Barton Tutors! The next tutor profile is Virginia Little! Virginia is another one of our long term tutors, coming to us after her retirement as both a classroom teacher and school principal. Read on for some words from Virginia and her student’s parents! Having been a tutor for LDANB
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