A Learning Disability (LD) is a neurological condition resulting from genetic and neurobiological factors, affecting the brain's ability to executive function and process information. It prevents a person from learning a new skill, understanding complex information, hampering the ability to work independently (or executive functioning), and using the skills effectively. The learning difficulty is generally identified at an early age, however, in some cases, they may not be recognized until adulthood or at later life. As per the National Adult Literacy and Learning Disabilities Center, “ nearly 60% of adults with severe literacy problems have undetected or untrea...
