Learning Disability
Types, causes, symptoms and treatment of Learning Disability
Keywords:
Learning disability, learning disorder, dyslexia, dysgraphia, dyscalculia, academic difficulty, learning disability criteria, learning disability management, intellectual disability, reading difficulty, writing difficulty, maths difficulty, spelling difficulty, கற்றல் குறைபாடு, கற்றல் கோளாறு, டிஸ்லெக்ஸியா, டிஸ்கிராஃபியா, டிஸ்கால்குலியா, கல்வி சிரமம், கற்றல் குறைபாடு அளவுகோல்கள், கற்றல் குறைபாடு மேலாண்மை, அறிவுசார் குறைபாடு, வாசிப்பு சிரமம், எழுதும் சிரமம், கணித சிரமம், எழுத்துப்பிழை சிரமம்Abstract
Humans are not born with the ability to read, write, or do arithmetic. These skills must be learned later. This is in contrast to the verbal ability that humans have had for over 100,000 years. The symbols used to represent specific numbers and words were only invented a few thousand years ago. These symbols are what are needed to read, write, and do arithmetic. This ability does not develop naturally. Rather, it is through repeated practice that certain circuits in the brain become wired and humans become proficient in all three. This is not easy for everyone. Because, it does not have a specific corner. In our brain, not everyone has the ability and opportunity to make connections. Almost six percent of children have problems learning numbers and letters. This is called a learning disability. The most confusing thing about this learning disability is that most of these children are very intelligent in other subjects. In fact, sometimes they grow up and become well despite this disability. This article discusses in detail the different types of learning disability and the diagnostic criteria for each. It also discusses the management strategies for learning disability.
