6. The different types of learning
disabilities are:
Dyslexia – reading
Dysgraphia – writing
Visual agnosia – sight
Motor aphasia – speaking
Auditory agnosia – hearing
Olfactory agnosia – smelling
Dyscalculia - math

7. Dyslexia
R
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8. Dysgraphia
W
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10. It is similar to hyperkenitic
disorder
is a psychiatric disorder
or neurobehavioral disorder
characterized by significant
problems either
of inattention and/or
hyperactivity and impulsiveness

11. Predominantly inattentive
Predominantly
hyperactive-impulsive
Combined type

12. Predominantly inattentive
it is characterized primarily by
inattention, easy distractibility,
disorganization, procrastination,
and forgetfulness; where it differs
is in fatigue, and having
fewer or no symptoms of
hyperactivity or impulsiveness typical
of the other ADHD subtypes.

13. is a multifactorial construct that
involves a tendency to act on a
whim, displaying behavior
characterized by little or no
forethought, reflection,
or consideration of consequences.
Predominantly
hyperactive-impulsive

14. Combined type
Combination of the
Predominantly inattentive and
Predominantly
hyperactive-impulsive.

16. Children with inhibited
behavior, inattentive, and
without focus tend
to be withdrawn, polite, shy.

17. Behavioral Differences
Between
ADHD and ADD

18. Attention Seeking:
Decision Making:
ADHD- Impulsive
ADD- Sluggish
ADHD- Short of egotistical
relishes in being the worst.
ADD- modest
Shy, Often socially
Withdrawn.

19. Assertiveness:
ADHD- Bossy
Often irritating
ADD- Under-assertive
Overly polite and docile
Recognizing
boundaries:
ADHD- Intrusive
ADD- Honors Boundaries

20. ADHD- Occasionally rebellious
ADD- Usually polite and obedient
Popularity
ADHD- Attract new friends
but difficulty bonding
ADD- Bonds but not
easily attract friends

21. Associated Diagnoses
ADHD - Oppositional
Defiance
Conduct Disorder
ADD - Depression