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To build a good foundation, children are supposed to develop certain learning skills involving comprehension and phonological awareness. However, when it comes to teachers they rack their brains day and night trying to determine the possible methods to do so. If you have pursued the online learning disabilities course, then you must somewhat be aware of how to create meaningful learning opportunities for kids. But in case, you find it daunting and cumbersome, read on to learn helpful tips. ...
Written By : Park Jin Ae
21st November 2022
How do you create a pleasant sleeping environment for your child who’s suffering from ASD (Autism Spectrum disorder)? This is the question every parent is asking whose child is suffering from ASD. But don’t worry, in this post you will definitely get all the answers to your questions. Read further to know more. ...
Written By : Ruchi Mehta
7th November 2022
Is there a connection between Autism and food allergies? Researchers say they’ve found a connection between autism spectrum disorder and allergic conditions in children. Read the blog to know more about this. ...
Written By : Victoria Lewis
26th October 2022
ADHD is needless to say, a supremely complex neurodevelopmental disorder that affects one’s ability to function in various aspects of one’s life such as school, at work and even at home. ADHD can cause visible changes in one’s everyday life the symptoms in children and adults vary and are sometimes difficult to recognize. ...
Written By : Park Jin Ae
10th October 2022
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Written By : Ruchi Mehta
28th September 2022
The term discrepancy refers to a scenario where a child’s intellectual ability does not match with how she/he is performing academically in school. This model is used by various schools to provide the best classroom experience for young children who are having special gifts. The discrepancy model works by getting an IQ test of children and matching it with the progress they are making in schools. ...
Written By : Victoria Lewis
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