LD is an acronym for Learning Disorder or Learning
Disability. Essentially the LDs comprise a series of deficits that interfere
with the child’s ‘learning’. Hence we use the term ‘disorder’. Children with LD
learn things in a manner that's different from the conventional pattern. There
may be a deficit in reading, writing, or mathematics. The processing of
information in the brain is different and the techniques used to understand
information are somehow unusual. The learning process thus becomes very tedious
in the brains of such individuals. This faulty pattern has to be corrected in
order for the appropriate learning experience to build.
Showing posts with label deficit. Show all posts
Showing posts with label deficit. Show all posts
Apr 14, 2013
The umbrella of learning disability
Labels:
deficit,
information processing,
input,
integration,
IQ,
learning disability,
mathematics,
neurons,
organisation,
output,
perception,
reading,
remedial education,
writing
Apr 13, 2013
Not so blessed with intellect
All children are divine gifts from God. How the little
embryo transforms in to the fetus and is delivered from your being into this
universe is a miraculous process. And as much as science has progressed to help
us understand the process, we still don't know things that go on at the back
end before we get the final product in our hands. Some of our children seem to
develop and progress as per the accepted norms and stages that they must
accomplish at times in their development. However, for some reason, some
children lag behind in the same. Some in fact may be faster than their normal
counterparts while others are slower. And at times the slower ones do not have
the ability to catch up. It’s not their fault. It’s simply the way it was
destined for them. These kids who lack the ability to develop in their mind and
their abilities as they are supposed to in keeping with other kids of their
age, have intellectual deficits.
Labels:
attention,
attitude,
care,
deficit,
grades,
intellectual,
life skills,
love,
mental retardation,
parent behavior,
severe,
unconditionality
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