These
traits are usually not isolated ones; rather, they appear in varying degrees
and amounts in most learning disabled students. A learning disabled student …
- Has poor auditory memory—both
short term and long term.
- Has a low tolerance level and a
high frustration level.
- Has a weak or poor self-esteem.
- Is easily distractible.
- Finds it difficult, if not
impossible, to stay on task for extended periods of time.
- Is spontaneous in expression;
often cannot control emotions.
- Is easily confused.
- Is verbally demanding.
- Has some difficulty in working
with others in small or large group settings.
- Has difficulty in following
complicated directions or remembering directions for extended periods of
time.
- Has coordination problems with
both large and small muscle groups.
- Has inflexibility of thought;
is difficult to persuade otherwise.
- Has poor handwriting skills.
- Has a poor concept of time.
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