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F.A.T

Published on Feb 11, 2017

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

F.A.T

Frustration-Anxiety-Tension
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Learning Disability =
Exclusion

Anxiety

  • Can be created by pressure from the teacher Ex:''Look at me when I'm talking to you!''
  • Effects performance in students
  • 1st reaction when a Learning disabled (LD) child feels anxiety is to look away

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Processing

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Distractibility: Pays attention to everything
Attention Span: Doesn't pay attention to anything.
LD children have distractibility

Too fast! The gift of TIME
LD child has to process question before processing the answer

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Don't call on a LD child for answer without a cue they know about and call on them first they may only have one answer.

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Risk Taking

Why should I play this game?

  • LD children do not like surprises
  • LD children do not volunteer to answer a question because they are not positively reinforced or encouraged
  • LD children fear embarassment

Reading Comprehension

Reading Comprehension

  • very complicated for LD children
  • previously taught through vocabulary, but this does not work for LD child
  • Needs Direct Instruction
  • What is the LD child's background? It can impact their comprehension

Reading & Decoding

  • Spatial orientation changes how the LD child sees letters. Ex: Pqbd confusion
  • LD child will not remember content because all effort went to decoding
  • Auditory input helps LD children to understand

Oral Expression

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oral Expression

  • Dysnomia-word finding problem in LD children
  • Storage and Retrieval Issues don't connect-Information gets misplaced
  • so difficult it causes more anxiety
  • give LD children more time

Oral Expression

  • Associative Path-can do multiple tasks at one time
  • Cognitive Path-can only do one task at a time
  • Speaking is a cognitive process
  • LD child cannot listen and take notes at same time

Visual Perception

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Can see, but not perceive
No meaning
Sees things differently
LD child gets mixed messages

Don't

  • Say "look at it harder!"
  • Bribe
  • Punish
  • Blame the child

Do

  • Direct Instruction
  • Motivate and Encourage
  • Give the gift of time
  • Use auditory techniques

Fairness

  • Children learn by what they see more than what you tell them
  • Does not mean everyone gets the same thing, but that every child gets what they need
  • In order to be fair we have to treat every child differently


Be
Fair!