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Du repérage au diagnostic, de la difficulté à l'accompagnement, les questions autour des troubles spécifiques de l'apprentissage sont très souvent posées par les parents, les professionnels et les enseignants. Les répercussions sont nombreuses, notamment sur le bien-être de l'enfant et de la famille. Ces troubles appelés communément « troubles dys » peuvent concerner une ou plusieurs fonctions cognitives : le langage oral, le langage écrit, les fonctions gestuelles, le calcul ou encore l'attention et les fonctions exécutives. Les données actuelles dans les domaines médicaux, pédagogiques et dans les recherches en neurosciences doivent permettre d'apporter des réponses aux nombreuses questions posées. Comment penser l'école ? D'une façon générale, comment mobiliser, impliquer, impulser une dynamique collective autour de difficultés liées à l'école ? Avec un langage simple, parents, professionnels de la santé et du monde de l'éducation, tous devraient pouvoir se retrouver dans cet écrit.

Learning disabilities.

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Il volume raccoglie una serie di saggi su tre aspetti dell'inclusione nel mondo del lavoro di laureate/i con disabilità e disturbi specifici di apprendimento (DSA), dibattuti nel Convegno CNUDD tenutosi il 25 ottobre 2021. L'inclusione ben governata e accompagnata può diventare fattore di competitività delle imprese.

Learning disabilities.

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More than 200 years of research in the field of learning disabilities have provided us with a vast body of knowledge, albeit without answering the fundamental questions: what and why. Today, it is widely accepted that learning disabilities or specific learning disabilities represent a real situation, which is mainly related to education, but also has long-term consequences in the social and professional life of individuals, who may be "smart", but not know how to learn. This book examines transdisciplinary psychoeducational learning disability evaluation procedures, along with intervention programs aiming to recognize the strengths of students with learning disabilities and address their needs. More specifically, it reviews the origins and evolution of such assessment models and evidence-informed intervention practices, and provides guidance and implications for practice and research. The book will furnish educators and other school-based professionals with a better understanding of the nuances and challenges of the field, allowing them to build their capacity of working with such student populations.

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A fascinating and compelling exploration of the learning process for parents, teachers, and anyone with an interest in education. Reading and writing are fundamentally about the communication of meaning. Yet, when a child has difficulty in learning to read and write, the one area that is never seen as having any relevance is the child's life experiences. The author's contention is that the concept of dyslexia is something that has been invented, rather than discovered, in order to evade the question of meaning and the understanding of the individual. Based on the author's thirty years' experience of both educational psychology and analytical therapy, the book sets out a radical approach to learning difficulties in which the primary assumption is that there will usually be underlying emotional conflicts, tensions, and anxieties. Any learning disability is thus more likely to be the symptom of less-evident, personal difficulties, rather than a problem in itself. The book examines, with examples, typical patterns of personal and emotional difficulty that give rise to learning problems.

Dyslexia --- Learning disabilities --- Alternative treatment.

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Reading and Learning Difficulties is a comprehensive guide to teaching reading more effectively to a wide range of children. The book presents a variety of research-supported approaches to teaching that have been designed to make learning to read easier and more successful for all children. By examining the way readers process text and identifying the knowledge and skills needed to become a proficient reader, Peter Westwood explains why learning problems can sometimes occur and what can be done to prevent or overcome these difficulties.

Learning disabilities. --- Reading (Primary). --- Reading disability.