Learning Disabilities in Children: Early Signs, Types, and Effective Treatments
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Nivera Child Development Centre > Learning Disabilities > Learning Disabilities in Children: Early Signs, Types, and Effective Treatments
Learning disabilities in children are more common than many realize. They affect how a child processes, retains, or expresses information, which can significantly impact academic performance and social development. At Nivera Child Development Center in Kochi, we specialize in identifying and treating learning disabilities in children using a holistic approach combining therapy and suppor
A learning disability is a neurological condition that interferes with the brain’s ability to receive, process, or communicate information. Unlike learning difficulties caused by environmental or emotional factors, a specific learning disorder (SLD) is a persistent issue despite appropriate instruction.
Some common types of learning disabilities include:
Dyslexia in children (difficulty with reading and spelling)
Dyscalculia (difficulty with math and numbers)
Dysgraphia (difficulty with writing and fine motor skills)
Non-verbal learning disability (challenges in understanding non-verbal cues)
Auditory processing disorder (difficulty in understanding sounds)
Visual processing disorder
Developmental coordination disorder
Recognizing the early signs of learning disabilities can lead to timely intervention. Common symptoms of learning disabilities include:
Difficulty reading or writing
Trouble with math concepts
Poor memory and concentration
Language delays
Behavior issues in classroom
Slow processing of instructions
Social and emotional withdrawal
These may appear as early as preschool and should not be ignored.
The causes of learning disabilities are varied and may include:
Genetic factors
Neurological development issues
Premature birth
Brain injury
Environmental factors such as lead exposure
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