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Learning Disabilities in the Workplace

Topics covered include:

  • Workplace bullying,
  • Dyslexia and ADD,
  • Accommodation,
  • Literacy and essential skills,
  • Gender and disability,
  • Disclosing illness and disability,
  • Aboriginal peoples,
  • and more.

Learning Disabilities in the Workplace

Literature Search (Updated April 2019)

 

Allen, T. D., Eby, L. T., Editors, (2011). The Blackwell Handbook of Mentoring, Ragins, B.R., Chapter 17, P. 28. Diversity and Workplace Mentoring Relationship: A review and Positive Social Capital Approach, John Wiley & Sons.

Algozzine, B., & Test, D.W. (2014). Career Development & Transition for Exceptional Individuals (CDTEI). The Council for Exceptional Children (CEC.).

Ames, C. (2019). My Learning Curve on Learning Disabilities. Association of American Colleges & Universities.

Australian Government (2012) Workplace Diversity Strategy, Australian Government.

Banks, C. (2018). Sometimes people with learning disabilities need a hug – but support staff aren’t meant to give them. The Conversation.

Brazeau-Ward, L., (2005), Dyslexia and the Workplace, Canadian Dyslexic Centre Inc.

Brown, D., S., (2005), Job Accommodation Ideas for People with Learning Disability, Learning Disability Association of America

Brown, D. S. (2008). Tips for Self Advocacy in the Workplace, LD Online http://ldonline.org

Campbell, A., Gagnon, N., (2006). Literacy, Life and Employment:: An Analysis of Canadian International Adult Literacy Survey (IALS). Source: The Conference Board of Canada.

Canadian Council on Rehabilitation and Work. (2019). Learning Disabilities in the Workplace. CCRW.

Carpenter, B., Blackburn, C., Egerton, J. (2013). Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders. Routledge.

Church, K., Luciani, T., (2006). Doing Disability at the Bank. Network on Work and Lifelong Learning

Cicerchia, M. (2017). When learning disabilities in adults go undiagnosed. TTRS.

Cincotta, J.A. (2015). Reasons Why Adults with LD Keep it to Themselves. Idao Learning Disabilities Association of Ontario.

Clark, A. (2019). Signs of Learning and Attention Issues in Adults. Understood.

Gerber, P.J. (2012). The Impact of Learning Disabilities on Adulthood: A Review of the Evidenced-Based Literature for Research and Practice in Adult Education. Journal of Learning Disability 45: 31-46.

Gerber, P.J., (2008). Learning Disabilities in the Workplace, Wiley.

Gunderson-Switzer, M. (2016). Overcoming barriers: Professor’s research delves into identifying issues, improving job outlook for those with disabilities. School of Business Administration. Oakland  University.

Harris, J., Madden, H., Ubido, J., Oyston, J. (2016). Learning Disabilities and Autism. Centre for Public Health, Liverpool John Moores.

Hirsto, L. (2012). Certainty of career choice at the beginning of university studies – general strategies and attributions in achievement situations, and career motives. Studies for the Learning Society. Volume 2, Issue 2-3, Pages 35-45.

Holmes, K.M., and O’Loughlin, N. (2012). The experiences of people with learning disabilities on social networking sites. Blackwell Publishing Ltd.

Horseman, J., Woodrow, H., editors, (2006). Focused on Practice, A Framework for Adult Literacy, Research in Canada, Harris Press

House, P. (2016). Resources: Older People with Learning Disabilities. Perth & Kinross Council.

Hutchinson, N., Munby, H., Chin, P., Stockley, D., Versnel, J., (2007) Co-operative education and Workplace Learning, SSHRC/HRSD

Kelly, B. (2014) Don’t Box Me In! Queen’s University, Belfast.

Kestin, T. (2016). Learning Disabiulities: Telling a New Story. The Huffington Post.

Konrad, A. M., Leslie, K. Peuramaki, D., Sept./Oct.( 007). Full Accessibility by 2025: Will Your Business Be Ready, Ivey Business Journal

Landine, J., McLuckie, A. (2006). Preparing the Adult Client for the World of Work. Canadian Council on Learning

Learning Disabilities Association of America, (2019). What Employers Should Know About Learning Disabilities. LDA.

Leung, C., Lo, S.K. (2011). The development and validation of a checklist for early identification of students with learning difficulties. International Journal of Disability and Human Development, Volume 10, Issue 3, Pages 217-225.

Logsdon, A. (2019). Adults with Learning Disabilities in the Workplace. verywelklfamily.

Lundy, L., Byrne, B., McKeown, P. (2012). Review of Transitions to Adult Services for Young People with Learning Disabilities. Northern Ireland Commissioner for Children and Young People.

Madaus, J. (2006). Employment Outcomes for University Graduates with Learning Disabilities, Learning Disabilities Quarterly, 29, P 19 – 31

Madaus, J. W. (2008) Employment Self Disclosure Rates and Rationales of University Graduates with Learning Disabilities, Journal of Learning Disabilities

Madaus, J., Zhao, J., Ruban, L., (2008). Employment Satisfaction of University Graduates with Learning Disabilities, Sage Journals On-line

McTier, A., Macdougal, L., and McGregor, A., Hirst, A., and Rinne, S. (2016). Mapping the Employability Landscape for People with Learning Disabilities in Scotland. University of Glasgow.

Morin, A. (2016). Learning Disabilities Facts, Trends and Stats. Understood.

Murphy, E. (2014). Models of Support for People with Learning Disabilities Post-Secondary School. Northern Ireland Assembly.

Nelson, C., (2007). Annotated Bibliography on Workplace Education, Vol. 7: Chapter Ten, NCSALL

O’Neil, S. (2014). Hilton hotel pilots employment scheme for people with learning disabilities. International Tourism Partnership.

Orfalea, O., Marsh, A., (2005). Copy This! : Lessons from a Hyperactive Dyslexic who Turned a Bright Idea Into One of America’s Best Companies, Thomas Allan & Son.

Owens, J. (2012). Winchester City Council. Young People: employment and education mapping. Owens Consulting (UK) Ltd.

Parkin, E. (2016). Learning Disability – overview of policy and services. House of Commons Library, UK.

Perras, C. (2006). Metacognitive Strategies or “Thinking about my Thinking”. LD@school.

Picciuto, E. (2014). Hiring People with Disabilities Isn’t Just the Right Thing to do – It’s Good for Business. The Daily Beast.

Plett, L., (2006). Programs in the Workplace: How to Increase Employer Support, Canadian Council on Social Development

Ramsey, C., Burns, D., Folinsbee, S., (2006). The Employability Issue of Workplace Literacy, Notes for presentation to House of Commons Standing Committee on Human Resources, Social Development and the Status of Persons with Disabilities

Richards, M. (2016). People with learning disabilities need a commissioner and a legal charter of rights – no they do not! Disability & Society, 31:3, 426-430.

Rubenson, K., Desjardins, R., Yoon, E-S., (2007). Results from the Adult Literacy and Life Skills, Statistics Canada

Ryan, F. (2017). Looking foe work with a learning disability: You feel like a failure. The Guardian.

Scanlan Stefanakos, V. (2019). Pros and Cons of Disclosing a Disability to Employers. Understood.

Schultz, J.J. (2014). Managing Social-Emotional Issues of Adults with Learning Disabilities. LDA.

Senge, P. (2017). How to Overcome Learning Disabilities in Organizations. Tanmay.

Sinfield, J. (2019). 8 Reasons Why Adults with ADHD Feel Stupid. Untapped Brilliance Newsletter.

Skellern, J., and Astbury, G. (2013). Gaining employment: the experience of students at a further education college for individuals with learning disabilities. Blackwell Publishing.

Smythe, S., Courage, D., (2007). Toward a “Whole Life” Perspective on Learning Disabilities in Adult Literacy Settings, RiPal BC

Steber, C. (2017). 11 Subtle Signs You May Have a Learning Disability as an Adult. Bustle.

Swanson, H. L., Harris, K. R., Graham, S., editors, (2006), Handbook of Learning Disabilities, Guilford Press, NY

Taylor, M. C., Ayala, G. E., (2006). The Transfer of Learning in Employer Preparation Programs for Adults with Low Literacy, CASAE 

Tyson, A. (2005). Planning for Life: Involving Adults with Learning Disabilities in Service Planning. Health and Social Care in the Community. 13 (5) P. 493 – 494

Von Schrader, S., Malzer, V., & Bruyè, S. (2013). Perspectives on Disability Disclosure: The Importance of Employer Practices and Workplace Climate. Springer.

Wilson, M. Ph.D., (2007). Putting a Canadian Face on Learning Disabilities, Learning Disability Association of Canada

Wilton, R., Schuer, S., (2006). Toward Socio-spacial inclusion? Disabled people, neoliberalism and the contemporary labour market. Wiley

Wong, M., Wong, S. (2014). YouthNow BizE Centre Evaluation 2014 – Scan of the Literature, YouthNow, Sunshine, Victoria.

Woog, D. (2019). Learning Disabilities at Work. Monster.

 

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