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Welcome to the Landmark College Institute for Research and Training (LCIRT) blog — the mission of this blog is to provide an avenue of communication between LCIRT and educators/professionals interested in the latest research, resources, and news related to learning differences.
by Rick Bryck, Ph.D.
Spring 2021 graduate of the Landmark College post-baccalaureate certificate program in Learning Differences and Neurodiversity (LDN), Dina Djunaedi, is a parent advocate for neurodiversity.
Hear from several Landmark College Center for Neurodiversity student interns who describe it in their own words in this short video.
Unconventional thinking drives innovation in engineering, yet the path through an engineering education can discourage students who learn and think in an unconventional way.
Dr. Rick Bryck discusses the importance of cognitive flexibility along with the cost of multitasking.
Watch the short video (5:30) below to hear Dr. Rick Bryck discuss a few tips for supporting working memory challenges in the classroom.
By Chris Wenz
Landmark College Student Gabrian Raphael created this video about his experience with ADHD.
In this excerpt of her Opening Keynote, Dr. Sally Scott, Senior Researcher at AHEAD discusses the themes that have emerged from several systematic reviews of Universal Design research.
Watch the video below to hear from recent graduates of Landmark College’s Learning Differences and Neurodiversity (LDN) certificate program discuss their experience in the program.
Dr. Rick Bryck discusses models of Executive Function and how it relates to learning.
by Adam Lalor, Ph.D. Lead Education Specialist Increasing numbers of students with disabilities in higher education have served, in part, as a catalyst for…
LCIRT student worker Alicia Keating gives her take on the Summer Institute.
In this article by Linda Hecker, M. Ed, a founding faculty member at Landmark College makes a strong case for not waiving foreign language requirements for college students with learning differences.
Dr. Chris Westbury, Professor of Psychology from the University of Alberta, in Edmoton, Alberta, Canada came to speak at Landmark College on Nov 21, 2016. The title of his talk was: "Word Meaning, Emotion, and Reading Style.” A video of the talk is now available.
Cognitive Flexibility: A Critical Executive Function Watch this short video to learn about "cognitive flexibility" , why it is important to Executive Function, and why switching…
Our LCIRT expert shares his insights on dyscalculia:…
Mindfulness Based Interventions and the Future of Education by Cyrus Shaoul, Ph.D. Senior Academic Researcher If there is one idea in psychology and education…
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