Dyslexia: News from the web:
The Huffington post brings us the story of a mom and daughter struggle with Dyslexia. Stories like this continue to tell us how important the awareness of learning disabilities is and how we need to be responsible to provide our children with the resources they deserve.
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Dyslexia; News from the web:
With not many teachers specifically trained to recognize Dyslexia, here is a good article from the Guardian with some pointers for teachers and parents to recognize the learning disability early.
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Dyslexia; News from the web:
For those who don’t know yet: It is very important to detect Dyslexia early and get help to provide the child with accommodations to cope and learn what needs to be learned albeit in a different way.
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Dyslexia: News from the web:
Researchers have found that the size of our brain does not really play an important role in making us human. Other parts than the frontal lobes play a key role and there may lie the key to learning disabilities.
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New research and some piecing together of previous data, indicates that children with a high blood pressure have a higher likelihood of having ADHD. Even when the researchers took out ADHD as a factor, children with high blood pressure were still found to have more learning disabilities. So should we get our children with higher blood pressure examined for learning disabilities immediately?
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Dyscalculia: News from the web:
In today’s link you will read about a situation where the math results from a child go down. The initial assessment from the teacher is “silly mistakes”. Here is where dyscalculia hides! Silly mistakes can be a sign of having this learning disability and ignoring those signs would delay the support that the child needs. Correcting Dyscalculia or providing support needs to be done as soon as possible. The longer you wait with getting a diagnose done, the more concepts the child will have learned but not be able to successfully use.
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