Unit 6 KEY
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SZ7MP_2AB2 Angličtina pro pedagogy – D/English for Teachers – D
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SS 2017
Unit 6 - KEY
SPECIFIC LEARNING DIFFICULTIES
TEACHING PUPILS WITH SLD
SPECIFIC LEARNING DIFFICULTIES
READING
1 Read the text and match the headings with the paragraphs.
1 E One or two weak points
A child with a specific learning difficulty is as able as any other child, except in one or two areas
of their learning. For instance, they may find it difficult to recognise letters, or to cope with numbers or
reading.
2 D Problems with what’s written
There are many different types of specific learning difficulties, but the best known is probably
dyslexia. In dyslexia, the child has difficulty with written symbols. Although these children are generally
intelligent, they have difficulty with reading and spelling.
3 G When easy tasks are a real challenge
Other areas causing a great difficulty include arithmetic, understanding and following
instructions, remembering what they have just been told, telling left from right, e.g. confusing “25” with
“52”, “b” with “d”, or “on” with “no”, coordination or clumsiness, e.g. in using a pencil, doing but ons,
tying shoe-laces or in sports, their idea of time, e.g. confusing `yesterday', `today' and `tomorrow'.
4 F Not easy to find out