| Nonverbal learning disabilities affect organization, motor
skills, visual-spatial perception, nonverbal communication, and often mathematics.
Collectively, these are known as "Non-verbal Learning Disabilities" (NLD).
Nonverbal Learning Disabilities are very closely related to Asperger
Syndrome, Hyperlexia, and Semantic-Pragmatic
Disorder.
Books
Articles Nonverbal
Learning Disorders Revisited in 1997 Abstract:
Neuropsychological characteristics of children with Tourette Syndrome:
Evidence for a nonverbal learning disability? Nonverbal Learning
Disorders Neurobehavioral
Characteristics Seen in the Classroom: Developing an Educational Plan
for the Student with NLD Stress, Anxiety, Panic,
and Phobias: Secondary to NLD Types of Learning Disabilities:
Introduction to How Problems May Manifest for the Student Understanding
Nonverbal Learning Disability (NVLD)
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Nonverbal
Learning Disabilities Nonverbal Learning
Disorders: Frequently Asked Questions Nonverbal Learning
Disabilities (NLD) Site Tera's NLD Jumpstation NLDline Basic Math
Concepts and Fundamentals Children's Mathematical
Development
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