Dysgraphia is a condition that involves difficulty with the physical act of writing by hand. According to the National Institute of Health, dysgraphia is
Dysgraphia and Dyslexia: Differences between them
Category: Mental Health
Effects of dysgraphia in adults
Adult learning is expected to be a smooth process however that is not always the case. Dysgraphia in adults has been reported to affect their learning process especially when it comes to writing. This makes it difficult for them to coordinate and express themselves through writing effectively as expected. It’s actually a little difficult to …
Impact of Speech Sound Disorder
When children are learning to talk, they may say some of the sounds in the wrong way which can be corrected and perfected over time. The cases in adults can be different when they experience the disorder as the condition can be permanent hence very difficult to correct. Some of the problems with sounds can be carried from childhood to adulthood which others may be experienced due to accidents that happen in adulthood or even a missing front teeth may affect speech
Dyscalculia symptoms
Dyscalculia or numlexia is a disability that prevents a child from learning or understanding arithmetic. About 3 – 6% of the population is estimated to suffer from the disability or to manifest dyscalculia symptoms. Dyscalculia symptoms may fall into the general category of difficulty dealing with numbers or numerical concepts. Click here to know some …
Common ADHD Symptoms In Teens
ADHD or attention deficit hyperactivity disorder is a kind of mental disorder. Although people of all ages may be hit by this condition, children, especially teens are more likely to get affected by ADHD. The condition affects teenagers and may continue to adulthood. As such, identifying the signs early and treating the problem is always advised to avoid worsening of the condition. Phone or email a physician once you notice some of the symptoms that are detailed below.
Learning Disability Characteristics
The brain uses fundamental skills set known as cognitive skills in order to think or learn. When these skills are strong, learning is easier. However, when they are weak, they affect your speech, the way you grasp, process, apply and remember the things you are trying to learn. Although sometimes, speech is affected by dentures so be sure your diagnosis is right. When your cognitive skills set are weak, you are likely to end up having learning disabilities. You can realize some of these disabilities at an early age. So, what are some of learning disability characteristics you may find? Check them out.
