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Learning disorders include delays/issues in what academics? |
Reading disorder Mathematics disorder Disorder of the written expression |
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When can a learning disorder be diagnosed? |
When a perosn's scores on a standardized test in reading, mathematics, or written expression is substantially below what is expected for developmental level Also cannot be fully explained by a sensory deficit |
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What are associated features with a learning disorder? |
-IQ that is average or above average but have higher than normal problems and disorders such as delays in language development and/or motor coordination, attention and memory deficits and low self-esteem.
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What is the most frequent comorbid disorder with a learning disorder? |
ADHD |
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Evidence also indicates children with learning disorders at a higher risk of what? |
Antisocial behavior and for arrest and conviction |
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What is normal age of onset for learning disorders? |
Can be apparent as early as kindergarten or as late as 4th grade. Usually diagnosed in first or second grade |
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What gender is more common for reading disorders? |
Boys |
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What factors are linked to learning disorders? |
-Cerebellar-vestibular dysfunction -Incomplete dominance and other hemispheric abnormalities -Exposure to toxins |
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What is important to consider when diagnosing learning disorders? |
Normal variations in academic achievement and difficulties due to lack of educational and/or other opportunities. Or cultural factors |
