Understanding the Emotional and Behavioral Aspects of Learning Difficulties
A child acting out is frequently a sign of frustration over failure or perceived failure. If a child cannot learn the way he or she is taught, that child might as well be in a foreign language class. Boredom, frustration, a sense of failure, can all lead to unacceptable behaviors. – July Bonnell
“I always tell people that from the moment a kid gets up in the morning until he goes to sleep at night, the central mission of the day is to avoid humiliation at all costs.” – Dr. Mel Levine
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Learning disabilities and psychological problems
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How emotions affect your child’s learning and performance in school
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Behavior Assessment and Intervention
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Behavior Intervention Plans
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Resources for Behavior Intervention Strategies
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