Frequently, children are only diagnosed with dyslexia in the first few years at school when they are learning to read and fall behind their peers. Dyslexia isn’t caused by a lack of intelligence- children simply can’t develop the skill to decode written language. Because some children find ways to compensate for poor reading skills, the …
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Processing speed is gauged by how quickly the brain absorbs, understands, and responds to information, a process that varies from person to person. It can be likened to a quiz game—some people buzz in with the right answer almost immediately, while others take longer to arrive at the answer. Processing speed is not a measure …
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Graph paper is more than just a tool for drawing graphs; it is a powerful visual aid that can significantly enhance a child’s ability to understand and solve math problems it is a manipulative for children between the ages of six and 13 and serves as an invaluable resource in organizing work, visualizing concepts, and …
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Reading has many benefits, making it important to find out how to raise a child who genuinely loves to read. Why Reading Is Important for Kids Setting the foundation for the life skills children need as they grow up, reading isn’t just a part of school. Books foster a greater awareness of the world …
As the tools we possess to identify autism and other such neurodivergent conditions improve, so do our knowledge on how to best care for, assist, and improve our methods when it comes to teaching children with autism. Having this knowledge is important not just for parents, teachers, and caregivers, for everyone. Neurodivergent folk are a …
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So, you have ADHD, but for whatever personal reason, you’re opting out of taking medication. There’s no shame in that, and by this age, you’re more than likely familiar with your habits. Studying is not impossible for you, though it does have to deal with every ADHD person’s worst fear: sitting down and concentrating for …
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It Can Be Tricky Mathematics can present a formidable challenge for children, but those with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) face unique difficulties in this subject. During the weekends, there may be a temptation to forgo math practice. However, as a parent of a child with ASD, you know the significance of consistency in maintaining mathematical …
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Overview Visual perceptual skills play a crucial role in enabling individuals to participate effectively in various activities of daily living. These skills refer to the ability to process and interpret visual information, such as size, form and distance, which are critical for completing tasks such as reading, cleaning or navigating one’s environment. Information is received …
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What is Expressive Language? Expressing our emotions and what we need from others is what we refer to as expressive language, which can be achieved through verbal or nonverbal communication. Many children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) experience difficulty in using expressive language to communicate their emotions. They may have limited speech for their age …
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To excel in developing fine motor skills, a level of time and dedication is essential, especially for children with special needs. The focus is on improving the dexterity of hands, and fingers, as well as subtle mannerisms. Play is crucial for children to build hand control, strength, and attention to detail, enabling them to perform …
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