FOR CHILDREN

Learning Disabilities

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It is common for children to struggle with some topics and skills in school. However, when a child persistently struggles with a specific set of skills over an extended period of time, this may be indicative of a learning disorder. While children with learning disorders have difficulty in certain areas of learning, their overall intelligence or motivation may be unaffected.

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Symptoms of Learning Difficulties

Symptoms of learning disorders may include:

  • Challenges in understanding the concept of time
  • Challenges in recognising patterns or sorting items by size or shape
  • Difficulties in telling left from right
  • Reversing letters, numbers, or words
  • Difficulty comprehending and following instructions
  • Difficulty remembering what was just said or read
  • Lack of coordination when moving around
  • Difficulties while doing tasks that require hands, such as writing, cutting or drawing
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Children with learning disorders often require additional help. Having a diagnosis can help with special education services. Parents, schools, and healthcare providers can also work hand in hand to help support the child in their learning difficulties.

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