Learning Disabilities Research&Practice is an academic journal dedicated to the field of learning disabilities, covering multidimensional research on children and adults with learning disabilities. This journal not only focuses on the nature and characteristics of learning disabilities, but also delves into practical application issues such as curriculum development, assessment practices, and teaching methods. The magazine has a wide readership, including special education teachers, school psychologists, counselors, reading experts, and medical professionals. The journal has rich content, including both theoretical discussions and empirical research, providing valuable information resources for professionals from different disciplinary backgrounds.

The two independent sections of the journal - Research and Practice - differ in content and manuscript style. The research section focuses on the depth and breadth of academic research, publishing rigorous academic papers; The practical part focuses more on practicality, sharing specific teaching cases and practical experience, aiming to help professionals better understand and cope with learning disabilities in practical work.