Archive for the 'Learning Disabilities' Category

Mar 13 2007

Socializing Difficulties in Kids with LD and How to Overcome Them

Published by Jennifer under Learning Disabilities

All children want to have friends, someone to play with and do things with. Friends are a very important part of growing up and teach them how to socially interact with others. For a child with a learning disability, this is not very easy sometimes. Their LD can keep them from communicating appropriately or have […]

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Mar 12 2007

Auditory Processing Difficulties Can Lead to Future Problems

Published by Jennifer under Learning Disabilities

Life can be tough, especially when it comes to kids. With all the things that need to be remembered and new things to learn, it is easy for a child to become distracted to the point of having difficulties in school. It is easy to assume that a child with an auditory processing disorder has […]

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Mar 10 2007

Computers Can Help Kids Conquer Some of their Learning Disabilities

Published by Jennifer under Learning Disabilities

Students with learning disabilities can truly benefit greatly from using computer technology to aid in learning. It has been shown that LD students can overcome writing difficulties. The use of computers to improve their skills academically can also boost their self-esteem and social skills. This can help the child not feel so different and isolated. […]

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Mar 09 2007

Dealing with Dyslexia: Tips to Start Treating the Problem

Published by Jennifer under Learning Disabilities

When thinking about the condition of Dyslexia it would be easy to assume that it is a condition that will stick for life. One would think that it would affect the way of life for children having this condition, that their future is pretty much going to be a difficult one considering they are afflicted […]

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Mar 08 2007

Dealing with Dyspraxia: Diagnosis and Treatment Options

Published by Jennifer under Learning Disabilities

Dyspraxia is a disorder that relates to the fine motor skills and their development. When you have this disorder, you have difficulties completing even the most remedial tasks.  It is interesting to note that Dyspraxia seems to be prevalent in males and makes up merely two percent of the general population. Completing very simple tasks, […]

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Mar 07 2007

Defining Learning Disabilities: a General Overview

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Disabilities such as blindness or paralysis are not related, nor are they like a learning disability. Learning disabilities are unseen, generally not known about until it really affects the patient’s way of life or function. This is a handicap that to many, is hidden and many would not know there was a handicap at all. […]

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Mar 06 2007

Trouble with Information Processing Can Lead to Learning Disabilities

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Information processing is how one’s body collects information from sight, smell, touch, hearing, and taste. The brain is supposed to collect the information the body is sending, recognize it and respond to it appropriately. This information is usually stored, as well, so the brain will recognize what to do quicker when it happens again. It […]

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Mar 06 2007

Determining Causes of Learning Disabilities Can Be Harder Than You Think

Published by Jennifer under Learning Disabilities

One of the most difficult tasks in the world of learning disabilities is the reason it happens in the first place. Determining exactly what causes them can be a very daunting chore to say the least. Considering the fact the learning disabilities are extremely complex and have yet to be fully understood, the causes could […]

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Mar 04 2007

Diagnosing LD Early is Important to Surmounting that Problem

Published by Jennifer under Learning Disabilities

If you notice that your child is having great difficulties making out words or sounds would assume they have a learning disability? What does this mean? More than likely this is the early sign of a learning disability. If they are having troubles with putting together understandable sentences, there is another sign of this problem.
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Mar 03 2007

Exploring their Artistic Side Boosts Confidence in Kids with LD

Published by Jennifer under Learning Disabilities

Art can be and is so much more than just a way to play or take up time. It is even more than just their imagination at work. Art gives kids, especially those with learning disabilities, a way to build their self-esteem and confidence. A proud parent, who displays their child’s art works through the […]

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