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Children with learning disabilities have average or above average intelligence but experience academic difficulties due to processing issues in areas like phonological awareness, language, visual processing, attention, memory, processing speed, and executive functioning. These processing issues can also affect social interactions, self-esteem, and future employment. Students with learning disabilities may avoid risk-taking, need extra time to process questions, and perceive things differently, potentially getting into trouble without understanding why. Teachers can help by allowing extra processing time, using positive reinforcement, maintaining routines, and presenting information visually and orally.
Children with learning disabilities have average or above average intelligence but experience academic difficulties due to processing issues in areas like phonological awareness, language, visual processing, attention, memory, processing speed, and executive functioning. These processing issues can also affect social interactions, self-esteem, and future employment. Students with learning disabilities may avoid risk-taking, need extra time to process questions, and perceive things differently, potentially getting into trouble without understanding why. Teachers can help by allowing extra processing time, using positive reinforcement, maintaining routines, and presenting information visually and orally.
Children with learning disabilities have average or above average intelligence but experience academic difficulties due to processing issues in areas like phonological awareness, language, visual processing, attention, memory, processing speed, and executive functioning. These processing issues can also affect social interactions, self-esteem, and future employment. Students with learning disabilities may avoid risk-taking, need extra time to process questions, and perceive things differently, potentially getting into trouble without understanding why. Teachers can help by allowing extra processing time, using positive reinforcement, maintaining routines, and presenting information visually and orally.
Children with Learning Disabilities have average or above average intelligence but experience academic difficulties because of processing difficulties. Areas of processing that may be affected include phonological, language, visual (visual spatial, visual-motor), attention, memory, speed of processing and executive functioning. Also affects social interactions, self esteem, and employment Code: 54 Characteristics &/or Observable Behaviours