Unit 6 KEY
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the child to get along with other children and to keep friends. They may become the clown of the class
because it is bet er than being “stupid”. Children with specific reading difficulties often become angry
and frustrated, so behavioural problems are common.
7 H Providing for an appropriate remedy
The child's difficulties should be taken into account, which means that all education authorities
should identify which children have special educational needs and make sure that they get the remedial
help they require. Schools should adopt a new “Code of Practice” to help them to recognise and help
children with this type of problem. Cooperation with the parents is also essential.
8 A Careful assessment
Children with learning difficulties should have their needs properly assessed by their school.
The first step is to talk to the teacher. If problems continue, the child may need to be assessed by an
educational psychologist. If the learning problem seems to be associated with hyperactivity, behavioural
problems or problems with coordination, extra help may be needed. When necessary, you can refer to a
local child and adolescent mental health service. This service includes child psychiatrists, psychologists,
social workers, psychotherapists and specialist nurses who will be able to of er help and support.(Adapted from: ht p://www.rcpsych.ac.uk/mentalhealthinformation/mentalhealthandgrowingup/11learningdifficulties.aspx)
A Careful assessment B Effects of low self-esteem