Learning Disabilities

The Drexel University School of Education offers online education bachelor's, master's, and doctoral degree and certificate programs for educators and administrators seeking new tools and methodologies to instruct students with autism spectrum disorders and related learning disabilities.

Featured Programs Include: 

• EdS in School Psychology 
  • The hybrid EdS in School Psychology pediatric-focused program that gives you the tools to make a real difference in the lives of children and young adults. 
• MS in Applied Behavior Analysis 
  • This ABAI-verified, online or hybrid program

By third grade, at least 58% of children on the autism spectrum struggle with literacy, more specifically vocabulary comprehension.

Let’s change this.

At GoManda, we are passionate about teaching vocabulary to learners on the autism spectrum. We are an app that teaches vocabulary to children on the autism spectrum by using their learning style.

Vocabulary is the foundation to all communication and helps a child connect to their world. Science shows that learners on the autism spectrum have a hyperfunctional brain that benefits from seeing multiple variations of a noun. Without

What sets Failure Free Reading's solutions apart is the speed at which they work and the levels of academic attainment students achieve. Failure Free Reading is able to demonstrate immediate impact from the very first lessons with students currently identified in the research as “treatment resisters” or “chronic non-responders.”

Discover our complete reading solutions: Joseph's Readers, Life Skills, and Verbal Master 

Failure Free Reading Online provides students, parents and educators with a diverse library of online instructional modeling videos and other online multi-sensory reading

A Place to Be Understood - Winston Preparatory School

Choosing the right school for your child with a learning difference is essential. Winston Preparatory School (Winston Prep) and its network of schools offer a highly individualized learning environment for students grades 4-12 with learning differences, including dyslexia, ADHD, and nonverbal learning disabilities (NVLD). At Winston Prep, emphasis is put on discovering who each student is, what their strengths and learning needs are and, based on their learning profile, designing an individualized curriculum that is grounded in