Case Study: Learning Difficulties - Reading, Writing.
For this case study, I analyzed a seventh grade student who has been given the pseudonym Mary. Mary has been diagnosed with a Specific Learning Disability (SLD). SLD is one of the most common diagnoses in public school, thus this case study provides an opportunity to shed light on a disability that most new teachers will encounter.
Many school-age children demonstrate significant difficulties in the classroom, in multiple, related areas. This case study employed a single-subject design in which iLs was implemented in conjunction with other school-based interventions. The subject, a first-grade student, presented with general gross-motor incoordination, academic and social.
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This thesis presented a case study of a nine year old boy with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (hereafter ADHD). ADHD is the current diagnostic label for children presenting with problems in attention, impulse control, and overactivity. These primary characteristics, and the related problems of ADHD.
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SPECIFIC LEARNING DISABILITY - CASE STUDY Specific Learning Disability - Case Study Specific Learning Disability - Case Study Introduction Specific Learning Disability (SLD) is a group of disorders significantly in the areas of reading, writing and mathematical abilities. The main cause of this disorder is not clear but it is related to nervous.
This study is on a machine learning methodology that can lead towards more interpretable models. Indeed, interpretability is an important requirement that diagnosis aid models should comply with. Decision trees are models suitable for such a purpose. Though decision trees are readable, the related decision chains do not necessarily make sense for their final user. In that regard, we showed the.
Case Study Albert: A Second Grade Boy with an Expressive Language Disorder. Albert was referred to me by a friend of his family. When I met him he was seven years old, in second grade, and getting some speech therapy at his public school.
A specific learning disorder may be defined as problems people encounter in learning that affect achievement. The most common forms of learning difficulties are in reading and spelling, but they may also be found in other areas including spoken language and mathematics. Individuals who present with a specific difficulty in one or more areas.
Clinical case scenarios: Autism in adults June (2012) Page 7 of 95 Clinical case scenarios for adults with autism Case scenario 1: John This case is relevant to those working in secondary and tertiary care settings. This case also contains a learning point for primary care. History John is 32 years old, and has a mild learning disability. He.
There are various signs and symptoms of dyslexia, which vary according to the levels of the individuals. For example, among the preschool-aged children, there is always a delay in speech; learning of word is slow coupled with low-letter knowledge.
Clinical case scenarios: Generalised anxiety disorder (2011) 3 Introduction These clinical case scenarios are an educational resource that can be used in individual or group learning situations. They illustrate the application of the recommendations on generalised anxiety disorder (GAD) in the clinical.
Case Study Details. Mary is a 26-year-old African-American woman who presents with a history of non-suicidal self-injury, specifically cutting her arms and legs, since she was a teenager. She has made two suicide attempts by overdosing on prescribed medications, one as a teenager and one six months ago; she also reports chronic suicidal.
