learning disabilities: type 2

As explained in the last article, there are three kinds of disabilities for learning and children.

 We have already talked about the first group, so if you want to earn information about that, please go to the last post titled "Learning disabilities: type 1."

 The second group is the kids who find words confusing and challenging due to their similar appearance.

Words like (b and d) or(p and q) tend to confuse kids who have started to learn English.

Write Right has developed its ideology about these letters and refers to them as "struggling letters."

Our way of educating is based on these disabilities, and most of the physical packages activities focus on these letters and issues.

We should not underestimate the role of education in children's lives and their future.

In addition to all the effectiveness, we have to consider the hard times kids might face when facing these issues.

When these issues occur while learning English as a second language, they lack confidence and motivation, insecurities, and shame among other children.

With the methodology that Write Right provides, children are placed into a game-like atmosphere and solve their individual learning problems.