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Learning disabilities can manifest in various forms, significantly affecting individuals' abilities to perform everyday tasks. Dysgraphia is characterized by difficulties in writing, including issues with letter formation, pencil grip, and note-taking.
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4 Types of Learning Disability Dysdraphia Talking to self while writing or carefully watching the hand that is writing. Strange wrist, body or paper position. Difficulty with directions Uses an eraser excessively Difficulty with copying & taking notes. Difficulty with pencil grip Inconsistent letter formation - use a mixture of upper & lower case letters. Writes slowly & laboriously & have poor presentation. A difficulty writing, regardless of how well an individual can read, think or verbally express their thoughts/opinions. Dyslexia They will have problem following multi-step instructions They will have Difficulty rhyming They will later than expected They will Slow in learning new words. 1 in 20 children will have Dyslexia Will affect their read, write and spell. Very less will affect their ability to speak Down Syndorome Problems with intestinal & digestive tract. Loose or bendy joints. Floppiness or poor muscle tone. Muscle tone usually improves by late childhood. Respiratory tract problems. Over-or under-active thyroid Hearing problems. Dyscalculia They will have the difficulties with telling the time They will struggles to understand chonology They memory no good They will can't do well at calculations, counting. Around 60% of Dyslexics have Dyscalculia Dyscalculia refers specifically to inability to perform operations in maths or arithmetic
