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learning disorders is set of disorders that affect on how to process the information and affect the child's learning. Children with learning disorders usually have problem with writing, reading, mathematical and speech. This children often experience failure, anger, low self-assurance and even depression. defects in attention is one of the common problems in these children.

 we see in this children’s developmental history … delay in speech delay in the growing of motor skills, such as delays in walking Weakness and poor muscular control disaccording between eye and hand problem in communicating Speech sound disorder (articulation disorder) defects in high-level language skills

 R ED FLAGS  instability in educational developments in different test situations frequent problems in phonological awareness does not know his/her right and left hand short attention span poor auditory discrimination problem with writing in a straight line bad handwriting. problem with fluent and quick reading

problem with the causal and effect relations problems with abstract thinking hyperactivity behavioral problems at school and during doing homework problem in mathematics skills and do the math calculations problem with recalling events of the day problem with his/her self introduction problem with following the orders.  R ED FLAGS

Don’t forget! Team working is the best way to help this children