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INTELLECTUAL &LEARNING DISABILITY W Logo (FINAL)
INTELLECTUAL &LEARNING DISABILITY W Logo (FINAL)
INTELLECTUAL &LEARNING DISABILITY W Logo (FINAL)
DISABILITY
A psychological disorder
processes that involves the CONTACT
difficulty in understanding or
using language, spoken or written,
INFORMATION
that manifests a disability to listen,
speak, read, write spell, reason or
to do mathematical calculations
which are evident in school. INTELLECTUAL
may also be referred to as (074) 422-2491 DISABILITY
> METAL
RETARDATION jpcomcares_stac5baguio@yahoo.com
2600 Philippines
RESTRICTED IN
COGNITIVE FUNCTIONING
Lack the capacity to obtain and
apply their knowledge and skills.
IQ test score is 70 and below.
ADAPTIVE BEHAVIOR
Lacks the ability to apply and
acquire life skills.
It is measured through the
Standardized Tests.
DEGREES OF
INTERVENTIONS
INTELLECTUAL
DIABILITY
CAUSES Social Interventions
Help adapt to environmental
SEVERE IQ ; 34 and below changes by learning how to
Needs more intensive
GENETIC socialize and teaching
EXOGENOUS/
Nearly apparent within the first
dementia, etc.
Techniques (BMTs)
MILD IQ ; 50 -70 Skills/ ADL Training
EXPOSURE TO and re-training
Capable of learning reading Speech training
and mathematics skills to
DISEASE OR TOXIC
approximately the level of a
SUBSTANCES Psychotropic Medication
typical child aged 9 to 12.
Diseases like whooping cough, the Use of benzodiazepines
Characteristics: Characteristics:
TYPES OF
- Normal or accelerated
-Appear in range of
LEARNING
reading and writing. extreme to borderline.
- Poetic ability: good visual
-Not all characteristics will
word.
appear with all students
having dyslexia.
- Good in areas of science,
-Poor ability to
likeness or differences in
normal.
involved in understanding or
INTERVENTIONS PREVALENCE
6-8%
TIPS to PARENTS
LEARN
about learning disabilities.
Early intervention
FIND School Age
Special
child when she or she does between ability and
3% school population,
LET exhibits chronic problems
Psychologists and
ASK writing, spelling, and
1-2%
Occupational
therapist
to other parents whose
children have learning
Dyslexia
disabilities. in School
Population
ESTABLISH
90%
a positive working
Speech therapy relationship with your child’s
teacher. Reading
Disability