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@@vanitasawant3528 Yes, I take remedial sessions for children with autism. Please connect with me at gayathri@flourishingkids.in for more details.

Hello Sir. I have included handwriting as a kinesthetic component in the first part of the video. And towards the end, I have mentioned the materials part. The reason I mentioned towards the end is that people often think using the material itself is enough. But when you incorporate multisensory teaching, the material becomes much more of an effective tool. Thanks.

I take both online and offline classes for children with learning difficulties.

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@@dr.v.s.gayathri I would like to know more about theory or how to design a remedial course for EFL students

Hello. Since EFL students often have limited exposure to English, the remediation process should begin with building fundamental language skills, which include: Vocabulary - Teaching essential words and phrases to establish a core vocabulary. Grammar - Introducing essential grammar rules and sentence structures. Pronunciation-Focusing on clear pronunciation. The next essential thing is students should engage in listening and speaking exercises. Also, importance should be given to comprehension activities every time to understand and analyse content. As with every remediation program, we should plan it according to the specific needs and goals of the student. I hope it was helpful.

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You can check with Madras Dyslexia Association for the books.

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Thank you. Yes, parents play a significant role.

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Thanks, Mam. Yes, I understand the pandemic has changed everything. Hope everything will become normal soon. You can start incorporating a learning routine with your kid, not necessarily at the same time of the day. You can do whenever kid is active. Use materials at home to begin with. Focus more on building fine motor skills. Make activities fun. Check out my other videos for reading with toddlers and sustained attention activities. It would be helpful.

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The term ’learning disability’ is used in different contexts with different meanings. According to the latest DSM-5 (American Psychiatric Association) criteria, the term ’disability’ is not used. It's Specific learning disorder. According to ICD-11(International classification of diseases), it's developmental learning disorder. But according to Government of India’s RPWD Act(Right of persons with learning disabilities Act), the term learning disability is used. In the educational sector also, generally, the term learning disability is used. The term depends entirely according to the place and needs for identification.

The term ’slow learners’ is used very broadly in the Indian context. It refers to children who have difficulty to learn necessary academic skills at the same pace as others. It is not a diagnostic category but a general term used in Schools.

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​@@dr.v.s.gayathri are people that are remedial disabled?

Each person is unique, and some may need a longer time, but there is no one specific as remedial disabled unless there are other comorbidities. Our brains are neuroplastic, and changes will happen. The approaches have to be varied according to the person.

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