Is your child struggling to learn, pay attention, or fit in? They aren't "less"—their brains simply learn differently.
Children with learning difficulties and disabilities are often misunderstood. Behaviors stemming from neurological differences are frequently mistaken for laziness, stubbornness, or poor discipline. How Our Brain Learns is a compassionate, easy-to-understand manual designed to change that narrative.
Through a collection of relatable short stories, this book explores the everyday lives of children navigating neurodevelopmental and learning differences. Meet Tomba and Tanu, who decode words and numbers in their own unique way; Bintu, whose mind races like a busy butterfly; and Anmol, who experiences her world in bright, intense colors.
Authored by clinical psychology students Arambam Chanu Yaiphabi, Evlin Aloshy, and Mahnaz Gani, this guide combines the warmth of storytelling with evidence-based psychological insights. It strips away confusing medical jargon to help parents, teachers, and communities understand:
* Specific Learning Disabilities (Dyslexia, Dyscalculia, Dysgraphia)
* ADHD* (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder)
* Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
* Tourette Syndrome
* Down Syndrome
* Global Developmental Delay (GDD)
* Epilepsy
Inside, you will find:
* Early Signs & Symptoms: How to recognize when a child might need extra support.
* Clear Clinical Overviews: Simple explanations of what these conditions actually are (and what they are not).
* Practical Management Strategies: Actionable advice on behavioral therapies, school accommodations (like Individualized Education Programs), and creating supportive environments at home.
* Therapeutic Support: Demystifying occupational, physical, and speech therapies, alongside gentle guidance on medical care.
How Our Brain Learns is not about "fixing" children. It is about equipping adults with the awareness, patience, and tools necessary to help children navigate the world confidently. Whether you are a parent seeking answers, an educator looking to support your students, or a community member wanting to foster inclusion, this book is for you.
Different isn't wrong. Discover how to support and celebrate the unique minds in your life today!
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Is your child struggling to learn, pay attention, or fit in? They aren't "less"-their brains simply learn differently.Children with learning difficulties and disabilities are often misunderstood. Behaviors stemming from neurological differences are frequently mistaken for laziness, stubbornness, or poor discipline. How Our Brain Learns is a compassionate, easy-to-understand manual designed to change that narrative.Through a collection of relatable short stories, this book explores the everyday lives of children navigating neurodevelopmental and learning differences. Meet Tomba and Tanu, who decode words and numbers in their own unique way; Bintu, whose mind races like a busy butterfly; and Anmol, who experiences her world in bright, intense colors.Authored by clinical psychology students Arambam Chanu Yaiphabi, Evlin Aloshy, and Mahnaz Gani, this guide combines the warmth of storytelling with evidence-based psychological insights. It strips away confusing medical jargon to help parents, teachers, and communities understand: * Specific Learning Disabilities (Dyslexia, Dyscalculia, Dysgraphia)* ADHD* (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder)* Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)* Tourette Syndrome* Down Syndrome* Global Developmental Delay (GDD)* EpilepsyInside, you will find: * Early Signs & Symptoms: How to recognize when a child might need extra support.* Clear Clinical Overviews: Simple explanations of what these conditions actually are (and what they are not).* Practical Management Strategies: Actionable advice on behavioral therapies, school accommodations (like Individualized Education Programs), and creating supportive environments at home.* Therapeutic Support: Demystifying occupational, physical, and speech therapies, alongside gentle guidance on medical care.How Our Brain Learns is not about "fixing" children. It is about equipping adults with the awareness, patience, and tools necessary to help children navigate the world confidently. Whether you are a parent seeking answers, an educator looking to support your students, or a community member wanting to foster inclusion, this book is for you.Different isn't wrong. Discover how to support and celebrate the unique minds in your life today! This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798192764299
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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - Is your child struggling to learn, pay attention, or fit in They aren't 'less'-their brains simply learn differently.Children with learning difficulties and disabilities are often misunderstood. Behaviors stemming from neurological differences are frequently mistaken for laziness, stubbornness, or poor discipline. How Our Brain Learns is a compassionate, easy-to-understand manual designed to change that narrative.Through a collection of relatable short stories, this book explores the everyday lives of children navigating neurodevelopmental and learning differences. Meet Tomba and Tanu, who decode words and numbers in their own unique way; Bintu, whose mind races like a busy butterfly; and Anmol, who experiences her world in bright, intense colors.Authored by clinical psychology students Arambam Chanu Yaiphabi, Evlin Aloshy, and Mahnaz Gani, this guide combines the warmth of storytelling with evidence-based psychological insights. It strips away confusing medical jargon to help parents, teachers, and communities understand: \* Specific Learning Disabilities (Dyslexia, Dyscalculia, Dysgraphia)\* ADHD\* (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder)\* Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)\* Tourette Syndrome\* Down Syndrome\* Global Developmental Delay (GDD)\* EpilepsyInside, you will find: \* Early Signs & Symptoms: How to recognize when a child might need extra support.\* Clear Clinical Overviews: Simple explanations of what these conditions actually are (and what they are not).\* Practical Management Strategies: Actionable advice on behavioral therapies, school accommodations (like Individualized Education Programs), and creating supportive environments at home.\* Therapeutic Support: Demystifying occupational, physical, and speech therapies, alongside gentle guidance on medical care.How Our Brain Learns is not about 'fixing' children. It is about equipping adults with the awareness, patience, and tools necessary to help children navigate the world confidently. Whether you are a parent seeking answers, an educator looking to support your students, or a community member wanting to foster inclusion, this book is for you.Different isn't wrong. Discover how to support and celebrate the unique minds in your life today! N° de réf. du vendeur 9798192764299
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