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Q&A with Australian Health Practitioners
Does a child with learning difficulties always struggle with school?
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Serving the interests of children and young people with childhood language and related disorders View Profile
Every child is different and the progress made will be dependent on many factors. Your child’s individual strengths and difficulties, ongoing medical needs, confidence and resilience, support offered in the classroom and engagement in outside assistance (through tutors or therapists) will all influence your child’s progress.
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Psychological Assessment Solutions is a medium-sized boutique psychology practice situated in the Sydney Hills Districts. While we have a physical office in Rouse Hill, we … View Profile
Sometimes a block of therapy such as Speech Therapy and Occupational Therapy, and/or assistance form a Special education tutor may help your child navigate through school. Over time they may learn different coping strategies to help them learn. For example, children that experience difficulties remembering things may think of rhymes or do a lot of practice questions or make notes or learn to use various reminder applications. Just remember, Richard Branson was diagnosed with a learning difficulty and he is very successful.
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