LEARNING PROBLEMS TODAY NEUROSCIENCE
Often as teachers we with children or teenagers who called our attention because they fail the same as the others in the classroom and can be confused with laziness when what we really have is a learning problem. According
(NICHCY) these might be some signs that may indicate that a child has a learning disability is not necessary to submit all but some.
• Trouble learning the alphabet or make rhyming words or connecting letters with sounds.
• Errors when reading aloud, repeat and pause.
• Lack of understanding of what they read.
• Difficulties with spelling words.
• messy handwriting or bad pen pressure.
• Difficulty in expressing ideas in writing.
• Delay in language learning.
• Difficult to remember the sounds of letters or hear small differences between words.
• Difficulty understanding jokes, comic strips or sarcasm.
• Difficulty following directions.
• Poor pronunciation of words or incorrect use of words with similar sounds to the original.
• Problems to organize what you want to say or inability to think of the word you need to write or talk.
• Inability to follow rules social conversation - such as taking turns - and too close to the person who listens.
• You can not retell a story in sequential order.
• Difficulty or inability to know where to begin a task or how to proceed.
is important to note that these children need help at home and at school. Children with learning disabilities who are assisted with learning opportunities more easily and timely, but that requires hard work and proper support of a specialist.
Some tips for teachers: • Find, research and learn a lot about different types of learning disabilities.
• Find the potential of these children and make the most.
• Divide the work into small steps and provides oral and written instructions.
• proportionately more time to finish his work. • If you can
should be left to write on computer spell checker.
• Teach organizational skills, study and learning.
• Work with parents to create a plan to support a whole and in the same way.
More information on the web: www.psicopedagogia.com / dyslexia
www.dislexiasinbarreras.com
Source: Journal educator. Editorial Norma, 2 008.