Speech therapy. Иностранный язык в профессиональной сфере (английский язык)

32 Behavioral issues may crop up both at school and at home. The child may become very frustrated with school and develop an instant dislike for going to school and all things associated with it. If a child starts exhibiting these types of behavior they need to be evaluated for dyslexia or other types of learning disabilities. Social and emotional difficulties often accompany this disorder, as children are unable to meet expectations of parents and teachers and feel frustrated at their inability to achieve their goals. They may have a negative self-image and become angry, anxious, and depressed. 5._______________________ There are three types of dyslexia. The first type of dyslexia is trauma induced dyslexia. This is dyslexia which is due to head trauma or brain injury in the area of the brain that controls how to read and write. This type of dyslexia is not commonly seen today. The second type of dyslexia is called primary dyslexia. Primary dyslexia is an inherited disorder and is passed down from one generation to the next. This condition is much more common in boys than it is girls. Children with this type of dyslexia are rarely able to read above a fourth grade level and will have difficulty even as an adult with reading and writing. The third type of dyslexia is developmental dyslexia. It is caused by abnormal hormone development in the early stages of pregnancy and fetal growth. This type of dyslexia will get better as the child ages. It is also more commonly seen in boys than it is girls. Dyslexia can either be visual or auditory. Visual dyslexia is usually seen in children who typically reverse numbers or letters when they write. It is not uncommon to see children reverse letters and numbers up to the age of 7 or 8. After that, children should be able to distinguish the numbers and letters correctly. Seeing a child reverse their numbers and letters is one of the most common warning signs of dyslexia. Other signs of visual dyslexia include the inability...