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How to identify a gifted and talented child
So you think you have a child who is exceptionally talented and intellectually gifted, who seems to have an IQ of 160 or even higher.There are certain identifiable traits that are common to such gifted kids. Recognizing these characteristics...
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Autistic no more
Parenthood consists of tears and smiles, agony and ecstasy, laughter and distress.Some parents are more special than the others. more>> |  |
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Special moms, special children
The Indian woman who has special children finds it that much more difficult to live a normal life. more >> |  |
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Children of a Lesser God?
Ideas sprout like seeds in a single large heart and grow to give fruit and shade to many. Swabodhini is one such idea. more>> |  |
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Autism
A mysterious and provocative conditions that was first described by Kanner in 1943. Four or five children out of a 100 are affected by autism. Boys are affected 4 times more than girls. more>> |  |
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Learning Problems in Children
Learning problems due to biological factors manifest themselves right from early development of the child. more>> |
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The Visually Challenged Child
Mona is a frontbencher in her class. Yet she screws up her eyes when copying from the blackboard. At the end of the day she has watery eyes and swollen eyelids. more>> |
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The Verbally Challenged Child
Sohab is a shy but pleasant boy who is good at written work but has problems in speaking. He stutters and becomes more and more conscious and nervous till he finds it difficult to continue. more>> |
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The Orthopaedically Challenged Child
The child who is challenged orthopaedically has varied degrees of difficulty in movement, coordination and speech. more>> |
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The Aurally Challenged Child
A host of physical and sensory defects produce a loss of function to the limbs or senses due to a missing or defective body part or sense organ. more>> |
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Special Schools - Western Region
Here is a list of schools in the Western region. more>> |
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Special Schools - Southern Region
Special Schools - Northern Region
Look here for schools in the Northern Region. more>> |
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Special Schools - Eastern Region
Here's a list of schools in the Eastern Region. more>> |
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Socio-Emotional Problems
Like the adults, children too have some basic needs which are necessary for their sound, overall development. more>> |
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Slow Learners
Vikram keeps failing in his school exams. His classwork is of poor quality and he cannot understand anything explained to him unless simple, concrete examples are given to him from everyday life situations. more>> |  |
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Physical and Sensory Problems
| A child with physical and sensory problem withdraws socially. This affects his/her cognitive and linguistic development and play pattern.Most of these children are able to learn as other non-handicapped children, if adjustments are made for their particular deficits, by providing them with special facilities, equipment and materials. more>> |
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Gifted Children
At the other end of the scale are those children who may score high marks in the exams, ask a lot of questions, give unusual answers, be good at some specific talent or skill. more>> |  |
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Emotional Problems
A child belonging to this group may show one of the following characteristics:Quiet and withdrawn: refuses to interact with the peer group, friends, family and relatives. more>> |
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Dyslexia
Definition: The term "Dyslexia" is used to cover a wide range of learning problems. It refers to a specific difficulty in learning, either inborn or acquired, in reading, spelling and written language. more>> |
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Conduct Problems
Some children behave in peculiar ways. They beat and bully others, lie down on the floor and scream, stay away from home and school without informing anyone, sometimes even tell lies and steal things. more>> |
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Attention Problems
Is your child one of those who cannot sit still in one place, or who constantly looks out of the window at home or when a teacher is teaching? more>> |  |
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