Disability and Learning
Inability to learn according to standard and disability, have two different meanings. Disability as defined means having an inability to pursue or reach goals. Thousands of individuals with so-called learning disabilities have soared to the top, successfully reaching their goals.
Learning disabilities means that the person has difficulty learning particular scholastic due to a disorder that affects the persons learning skills. We can evaluate this definition to see if the definition is outdated. Since new findings claim that learning disabilities are a gimmick to make money.
When a child is undergoing development, the child often learns by observation. Observation allows the child to see the rules, customs and laws that exist around him. Observation also helps a child to determine what facts are untrue. When a child is learning his observational tool, he is often, keyed up.
When influences take over this is where learning problems step in. It is no secret that when a person is influenced by negative thinkers that his mind will wander down a path of illusion.
Children were often told that they are to be seen and never heard. Nowadays, children are encouraged to speak up and let go of their emotions.
As you can see, influences play a part in learning and extend further back than what we realize.
Some learning impairments are simple fixes, or easier understood since a medical problem may be underlying the impairment.
If you child is having difficulty understanding, do not assume that the child has a mental disorder. It is important to keep consistent with medical checkups to help prevent any inconsistencies, such as eye impairments, or ear problems.
When the eyes or ears are impaired, it can bring forth learning difficulties in certain areas.
When a child is lacking development, it can affect the child’s ability to learn properly.
Today, it is difficulty for parents to encourage their child’s development at infancy. Since, both parents are forced to work. Today more children are raised in single parent homes, increasing the learning disabilities.
Later we can learn how fraudulent scandals increase the number of learning disabilities.
When a child is at its infancy, it needs the parents love and affection. The child needs to feel secure and know that the parents are there for him or her. When a child does not have his or her needs meet, then it shows as he walks through the path of life.
The world is heading for more problems, since nothing is changing for the better. Unfortunately, more children are suffering as a result.
Is it possible to be there for your child in a fast-paced world? Is it possible to be there for your child in a single home environment? It is difficult, but it is possible. I encourage single parents to take up careers that allow them to work from home.
Furthermore, I encourage the parent to investigate any individual that takes part in the upbringing of the child.
If both parents are raising children, cut back on some of your expenses so that you can find more time to spend with your child. Studies have proven that eating together as a family helps a child to develop sufficiently.
Developing minds often lack necessities that help them grow, and this can decrease your child’s ability to learn. Again, before you assume your child has a mental illness get a complete physical to weed out any physical elements.
Your next step is to learn your child’s personality to determine if your child’s academic level is lower than it should be. Sometimes we fall into the snare of relearning what we learned. This can place a stop on learning sense the mind will become frustrated.
For example, if your child is told repeatedly that, his behaviors are unacceptable; soon his behaviors will develop into more unacceptable conditions.
This brings us to the conclusion, that positive influences can benefit any mind and help them to learn. Finally, we see that some learning problems are not disabilities. Rather they are undeveloped or overdeveloped minds. Love your child from infancy on and watch your child grow and learn!
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