Learning Disabilities: At-Risk Summary ChecklistExpect to see NO to these questions:1 VISION problems may have interfered with learning.
![]() ![]() 2 HEARING problems may have interfered with learning.
![]() ![]() 3 HEALTH problems or PHYSICAL DISABILITIES may have interfered with learning.
![]() ![]() 4 Irregular attendance may have interfered with learning.
![]() ![]() 5 Lack of motivation, personal concerns and poor application
to studies may have interfered with learning. ![]() ![]() YES responses to the following questions may suggest a Learning Disability:6 Student seems competent in a number of areas and
seems to be of at least average intellectual ability.
![]() ![]() 7 There is variability in abilities with many strengths and
some or many problem areas.
![]() ![]() 8 There is difficulty in learning (listening / speaking / reading /
writing / math / organization / problem-solving / memory/ concentration/basic life skills).
![]() ![]() 9 There is a history of difficulties in learning from a young age
![]() ![]() 10 There is a previous diagnosis of learning disabilities.
![]() ![]() 11 There is a history of special help in school.
![]() ![]() 12 There is a discrepancy between the highest grade
completed and the number of years to complete studies, despite regular attendance at school.
![]() ![]() 13 There is a family history of specific learning disabilities.
![]() ![]() 14 For ESL adults, there is difficulty learning English literacy
skills as well as literacy skills in native language or difficulties learning literacy skills in native language.
![]() ![]() Future directions:Link items with specific items from questionnaires
Additional items:
15 Speech and language difficulties
![]() ![]() Add section on Referrals: Action Plan: Refer for further assessment Refer for academic supports, career counseling, tutoring |
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