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CBC Interview Angie DeMarco- Click on the link to listen to Angie DeMarco’s 7 minute interview based on her newly developed workshop “Neuro-diverse NOT Neuro-deficit” (Jennifer Norwell / CBC) from Tuesday, October 7th, 2014.

Step Up! – Attention transitioning students from secondary school: this is a great resource for you! This presentation narrated by Angie DeMarco discusses in two parts the necessary tools students need to be successful in their final year of high school to the first year of post-secondary studies. Please click on the link to download your copy of Step Up! The Transition Steps from Secondary School to Post-Secondary School today!

CBC Points North Interview – Listen to this  6 minute interview with Merci Miron-Black and her daughter, Holly. Holly was diagnosed with a learning disability in Grade 3. (Jenifer Norwell/CBC) from Thursday, October 17, 2013

The LDAS YouTube Channel – To access our video resources such as: be sure to check back frequently for new videos.  Last video upload was February 5, 2014.

“LD Means I Learn Differently” and “Discovering Shared Solutions”

Check out the LDAS YouTube Channel and click on the preferred playlist to access these materials.

be sure to check back frequently for new videos.  Last video upload was February 5, 2014.

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About LDAS

The Learning Disabilities Association of Sudbury is a charitable non-profit organization dedicated to supporting all individuals with Learning Disabilities in reaching their potential, within a community that values their unique contributions and abilities.

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June 28, 2019

NOCLD AND HUNTINGTON UNIVERSITY ANNOUNCE SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS The Northern Ontario Centre for Learning Differences (NOCLD), along with Huntington University, are proud to announce Kendra Chirico of Sturgeon Falls, ON and Cameron Boland, of Sudbury, ON, as the winners of the 2019 Northern Ontario Student Transition Scholarships. The two scholarships are awarded to students pursuing a Find out more!


June 21, 2019

(SUDBURY, ON) — The Learning Disabilities Association of Sudbury (LDAS) has launched a Go Fund Me campaign to keep its satellite offices in North Bay, Sault Ste. Marie and Timmins open for the next school year. To read the full media release, click here. The campaign can be found by clicking the link below. https://www.gofundme.com/f/facilitating-ld-support-across-northern-ontario


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