by Editorial | Apr 23, 2017 | Learning Disabilities
When we learn our brain has to do three things. Firstly it has to receive information through our various senses (perception). It then has to process, or make sense of, the information (cognition/thinking) and then it has to respond to the information (written or...
by Editorial | Apr 23, 2017 | Learning Disabilities
Although learning disabilities are as individual as thumbprints, most fall into three basic categories: dyslexia, dysgraphia, and dyscalculia. However, people with learning disabilities might experience weaknesses in one, two or even all three of these areas. Dyslexia...
by Editorial | Apr 23, 2017 | Learning Disabilities
Ask the average ‘man on the street’ about dyslexia and the reply that you will probably get is, “Oh yes, that’s when you muddle up your b’s and d’s.” This simplistic definition has led to people seeing dyslexia as a visual condition, where the dyslexic’s brain is...
