Early childhood intervention is an educational and support system for young children who have developmental delays or disabilities. It also supports children who may have been victims of abuse or neglect.
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For the majority of us, we aren’t really alone. We have our family, friends, colleagues, and maybe even pets. For most of us, we are meeting new people and forming new relationships on a relatively consistent basis. Even though this is the case, so many people still feel alone in the world.
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Specific learning disability (SLD) is a disorder that can manifest itself in listening, speaking, reading, writing, and mathematical calculation. Dyslexia is an example of a specific learning disability. SLD is often difficult to diagnose and often gets mixed up with autism spectrum disorders or attention deficit disorders.
Almost everyone has something they don’t like about themselves. For many people, these things may not be something they feel they can do anything about. What if you could change it though?
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Practically speaking, nobody is born knowing what their purpose is. They tend to figure it out as they grow and develop over the years. They may end up finding their purpose through their lived experience, or sometimes even adopting another person’s purpose for their own.
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Most people have heard of dyslexia. It’s in common usage and understood to be someone with issues reading the right way; but less people have heard of dyscalculia. Because of how well understood dyslexia is, that bias sometimes makes it is easy to misdiagnose dyscalculia for dyslexia.
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There are a lot of questions you will ask yourself, eventually. At some point, one of these questions will be about how you find meaning. People start asking this question from very early in their life. They may not have any answer, forget about the question, then find themselves thinking about it later in their life and career.
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It’s a question that everyone will ask themselves in one way or another, because we’re all unsure of who we really are. Right now, you’re likely a lot of things to different people, and you probably play a lot of different roles in different situations.
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Children are disruptive. It’s a natural part of their childhood development. As parents or educators, we may try to “fix” their disruptive behaviour. Often, teaching children what is or isn’t acceptable works to ensure they are less disruptive. For some children, it doesn’t work quite as well. This applies to all children.
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Trying to talk about our problems isn’t always easy. For some, it can be very difficult to express what is going on with their thoughts and emotions. For others, the problem may be that they don’t have anyone they feel they can talk to.
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