“There are no bad students, only bad teaching techniques.” If we modify a line from the 1984 movie Karate Kid, we will get this quote. The quote indicates the need of changing the instruction methods to accommodate students with all kinds of learning abilities. The American Disabilities Act also demands that learning difficulties, ease with … Read more
Every single day, we experience life through stimuli in various forms, including verbal information, visual information, and even tactile information. We aren’t naturally skilled to perform all the tasks that come our way. We pick up certain skills and develop expertise in them, through competence in the type of intelligence we have in abundance. There … Read more
Learning multiple traits of penmanship can be a long journey. From cursive to precursive, handwriting can be of various types; one can include activities and workbooks to improve their calligraphy and get better with the pen. However, those who are enhancing their skill might be intrigued to know some handwriting facts which can help them … Read more
Time is considered to be one of the most valuable things ever; so much to an extent that it’s often said “The key is not in spending time, but in investing it.” However, learning the concept of time, and elapsing time can be a tough nut to crack. Mentioned that this post aims to focus … Read more
When talking about jobs and learning disabilities, there can be some jobs that can make a good option for people with learning disabilities like dyslexia and dyscalculia; at the same time, considering some might not be that great for the individual! Signs of learning difficulty can create hitches in the workplace. But can an employer … Read more
Parent-Teacher Conferences hold great importance as parents meet and interact with the teachers and educators of their child. Whether a head teacher, associate teacher, or assistant teacher, each teacher in the classroom has unique insights as to how your child is performing in school. On the other hand, there is no denying that parents know … Read more
REVIEWED BY NUMBERDYSLEXIA’S EXPERT PANEL ON JUNE 04, 2022 Language-based disorders may often vary from one another on the basis of a few signs and symptoms. Dyslexia and Receptive and expressive language disorders are a few of language-linked inabilities. As the name hints, Receptive disorder is linked with comprehension complications, and expressive difficulties are about speaking or … Read more
While we all know that learning is crucial for development, it is also a fact that learners learn in varying styles. From being auditory learners to even being kinesthetic, there are a few people who prefer to learn visually. How would you know whether you are a visual learner or not? If you love to … Read more
Teaching a special child needs a cut above abilities for a teacher. Be it taking special care or ensuring all the accommodations to the aspirants, a special education teacher’s role has multiple provisions. While the school or the management compensates well for their services, there are some government assistance available for these educators too. Just … Read more
Joining hands to protect the country is often an aspiration for many students. Be it armed forces, military, navy, or air force, the responsibility can give a sense of pride to the serving individuals. To join the military, a candidate is obligated to have sound health- not only physical but also mental. There are a … Read more