Hi Sarah, Providing instructional supports for students with learning disabilities is a way of helping such students to achieve success. There are many things instructors can do help students achieve success such as using structured outlines, graphic organizers, and group reviews. These supports will help all students so especially those with reading/writing/comprehension issues related to learning disabilities. What you are doing is leveling the learning field for success rather than giving any unfair advantage to any student. These students also bring to the class setting many coping strategies that they have developed during their previous schooling and these can be used by them and the instructor as well. It is a win win situation for everyone. Gary