Students with learning disabilities often benefit from a range of support systems, including individualized education plans (IEPs), which tailor instruction to their unique needs. Support may also come from special education teachers who provide targeted teaching, alongside tutoring programs designed to reinforce learning. Additionally, schools often implement accommodations in the classroom, such as extended test times or the use of assistive technology. Peer support programs can foster social skills and build relationships, which are vital for emotional well-being, while parents and community organizations can also play significant roles in providing support and resources for students.