If you are interested in joining the US military, there is a process for you to go through. There are some requirements that soldiers must meet before they become part of the military, such as the age requirement, physical requirements, and educational background. To what extent can Learning disabled individuals cope with these requirements? Many … Read more
Students with Dyslexia may need assistance in organizing their thoughts to complete their assignments and notes. As they may prefer visual learning, presentations in the form of flowcharts and tables may help. Looking into it deeply, these graphic organizers assist students by providing better details. Not only in better executive functioning, there are multiple other … 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
With a condition like Dyslexia, being selective in areas like choosing a career makes a reasonable difference. Filtering out a list of fitting careers can make their preparation easy. These can be found by evaluating their strengths and how it applies to the position. With this knowledge, it is also important to make out what … Read more
REVIEWED BY NUMBERDYSLEXIA’S EXPERT PANEL ON MAY 19, 2022 Alternatives can sometimes be the best solution. If an individual cannot proceed with one method, another way can make their task easier. The same is the case with languages for dyslexics too. Factors like sounds and phonics make language arduous for individuals with learning disorders. While striving to … Read more
REVIEWED BY NUMBERDYSLEXIA’S EXPERT PANEL ON MAY 02, 2022 Dyslexia is related to difficulties in reading and writing a language. Being a most spoken language, this condition is often referred to in terms of the English language. This may bring about confusion if it is just about one subject. Also being Dyslexic in one subject implies similar … Read more
REVIEWED BY NUMBERDYSLEXIA’S EXPERT PANEL ON MAY 02, 2022 Remote assistance has been getting easier with improved technology. What teachers may now need are just a few tips to make it a lot more effective. For people with Dyslexia, these tips work not only for personalization but also ensure flexibility of resources and time. To end your … Read more
Writing is a crucial part of an individual’s life! From writing tests to doing homework to signing papers in adulthood, penmanship is crucial in various instances. But is learning this trait, which might seem like a cakewalk, the same for every student? Researches point out how children with dyslexia often struggle with writing. This is … Read more
REVIEWED BY NUMBERDYSLEXIA’S EXPERT PANEL ON APRIL 21, 2022 Postponing certain tasks is commonly seen in individuals. What’s important to highlight here is the reason behind it. As people with learning difficulties perceive things differently, they tend to postpone or delay their tasks which leads them to develop the habit of procrastination. As this habit of temporizing … Read more
A classroom is a combination of multiple mindsets. While some may be interested in academics and score well, others may need better training or support. When it comes to children with learning difficulties, personalized training may be ensured with accommodations. Their provisions are readdressed regulations and facilities offered to bridge the gap, making them ready … Read more