Disability of learning is a neurological condition that can affect the method of acquiring, processing or maintaining the child’s information. In an interview with HT Lifestyle, Alisha Lalji, a psychologist, a special teacher and psychotherapist explained: “Learning disruption affects skills such as reading, writing, reasoning and mathematics, despite normal intelligence and adequate learning opportunities. Also Read A growing influence of ADHD on children: causes of experts, tips for managing
Here are some ways to meet the needs of children with disabilities in learning:
Individual education plans (IEPS):
These plans are set up for the student’s specific needs, including goals, support services and housing such as extra time on tests or changed lessons. IEP was created in collaboration with parents, teachers and specialists.
Joint Training and Teaching Team:
General education teacher and special education teacher work together in the same class, guaranteeing that children with special needs receive individualized support while participating with peers. Such a joint approach helps to meet different learning needs without sharing students.
Auxiliary Technology:
For example, students with visual impairment can use Braille devices, while those with motor disorders can use adaptive keyboards. Also Read Can pregnancy painkillers cause ADHD in children? The study shows shocking details
Universal Design for Learning (UDL):
Teachers can give several ways to access contents (for example, visual, auditory and practical method) and evaluate learning using a variety of formats as projects, oral presentations and tests.
Sensory classes:
These classes can have regulated lighting, quiet zones and specialized seating areas that will help students remain concentrated and reduce touch overload.
Flexible Planning and Curriculum Modification:
Including schools allow students with disabilities to monitor the changed curriculum or a more flexible schedule to reduce cognitive overload. For example, a disabled student can focus more on life skills by getting additional support in academic subjects. Also Read Daily habits that can help manage ADHD symptoms in children
Inclusive extracurricular activity:
Wheelchair basketball or adapted physical education programs allow children with physical disabilities to engage in physical activity with peers.
Note for readers: This article is intended only for information purposes rather than to replace professional medical advice. Always seek the advice of a doctor with any medical issues.
