Question

You have a patient with a disability. Describe the disability and what techniques you could use to improve learning

Answer 1

Ans) Supporting People With Learning Disabilities:

The steps below will allow you to give people with invisible learning disorders the support they need.

- Listen to the person with a disability and follow her lead in relating to her.
- Recognize that some people with invisible disabilities prefer not to discuss their disability and would be mortified if you tried to talk with them about it. Again, follow their lead.
- If the person needs help, ask if and how you can assist.
- Learn about their specific type of learning disability.
- If you are a parent or teacher, know what the child's skill levels are. Try to keep work demands at and just above his current skill level. This will keep the child challenged without reaching the frustrating, shut-down stage. This will also help you realistically evaluate the child's effort.
- If you are the employer of a person with invisible disabilities, learn how to manage disabilities in the workplace.