The current study aimed to identify brain control patterns and their relationship to the level of achievement motivation of students with learning disabilities in Jordan. The study sample consisted of )221(students with learning disabilities in Na'aor district, over the various government schools offering programs for students with learning disabilities in the 2020/2021 school year. the researchers used two tools, one measuring the brain control patterns of students with learning disabilities and the other measuring their level of achievement motivation. The results of the study indicated that the common pattern of brain dominance to students with learning disabilities was that of right brain control and the level of achievement motivation was low. A direct correlation between brain control patterns and the achievement motivation level, a lack of statistically significant differences in brain control patterns attributable to the heterosexual variable. The study offers a series of recommendations, the most important of which include the development of a training program for teachers regarding the design of learning and educational programs to stimulate the work of the right side of the brain for all stages and various subjects, the establishment of educational programs to develop the motivation of achievement among students with learning difficulties at all levels.