In addition, where one learning disability arises, other challenges may come along with it, such as anxiety disorders. Erickson-Tomaino’s 5-year-old daughter has already received occupational therapy to improve handwriting for dysgraphia, which makes handwriting and fine motor skills difficult. Now...
Pragmatic Skills in Children with Different Types of Learning Disability: A Comparative StudyThe study aimed to evaluate and compare pragmatic skills in children with Learning disability who had dyslexia, dysgraphia, dyslexia & dysgraphia and mixed type (dyslexia + dysgraphia + dyscalculia) with ...
Dysgraphia(书写困难) A student suffering from this problem has trouble in handwriting and other motor skills. If a kid cant write well, leaves wide or small spaces between the words, makes spelling errors often and finds it tough to think and write at the same time, then he or she might...
What is the difference between dyslexia and dysgraphia? What is the difference between phonological and phonemic awareness? What does -ism mean as a suffix? What is the main part of a word without any affixes? How does verb conjugation work?
The social/emotional and attention areas are not defined in the same way as the rest of the learning disability groups, but they cover other issues that might impede the learning process. Social and emotional issues might create a barrier for learning in the classroom, or they might occur as...
In this communication will be described the different types of acquired dysgraphia following a cerebral damage. A cognitive model of the spelling system is reported to explain the different level of processing that can be impaired. The aim is to highlight the complexity of the different clinical ...