CTET Paper 1 · Child Development and Pedagogy
Children with ‘learning difficulties’ typically
- Have difficulties in reading due to their poor sight.
- Have problems in regulating their emotions.
- Have confusion with letter and alphabets that look alike.
- Have very low IQ as diagnosed through standard intelligence tests.
Children with ‘learning difficulties’ typically
- Have difficulties in reading due to their poor sight.
- Have problems in regulating their emotions.
- Have confusion with letter and alphabets that look alike.
- Have very low IQ as diagnosed through standard intelligence tests.
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