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The Contribution of Physical Education in the Correction of Primary School Students’ Dysgraphia
The actuality of the discussed subject is determined by the valorization of physical education activities in the didactic process to correct primary school students' dysgraphia.
Victoria RAZMIREȚ, Gheorghe BRANIȘTE
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ABSTRACT Background Significant memory impairments are consistently observed in individuals with intellectual disabilities (ID), but considerable variability exists. This study investigated the heterogeneity of declarative memory in children and adolescents with nonspecific mild intellectual disability (NSID) to identify distinct memory profiles and ...
Urszula Sajewicz‐Radtke +4 more
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Access to flexibility I‐deals: The case of autistic individuals
Abstract This study examines access to i‐deals for autistic employees at work. We draw on a mixed methods approach consisting of 300 qualitative surveys and 12 semi‐structured interviews with autistic individuals in employment. The findings show that autistic individuals desire especially flexibility i‐deals but find it challenging to negotiate them ...
Sophie Hennekam +2 more
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Effectiveness of Cognitive Rehabilitation on Dictation Errors of Students with Dysgraphia
Introduction: Dysgraphia in dictation is considered to be a common learning disability. Usual treatments for dysgraphia have been shown to be unsuccessful.
Mohammad Ali Nazari +2 more
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The effectiveness of cognitive rehabilitation on attention and response inhibition of dysgraphia students [PDF]
Background: Attention and response inhibition is one of the problems of dysgraphia students whose treatment has not been paid much attention, so it requires new psychological interventions including cognitive rehabilitation.
Zahra sarvarian +4 more
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Early Diagnosis of Dysgraphia in Children Based on Handwriting Image Using AI
Dysgraphia is a neurological learning disability that hampers handwriting skills in children and often remains undiagnosed due to limited awareness and the absence of scalable diagnostic tools.
K. Namitha +4 more
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The author examines approaches to understanding specific developmental disorders of school skills formulated in Russia, their transformation in the recent decades as well as controversial points concerning the use of the terms ‘dysgraphia ...
Olga A. Velichenkova
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Predominant Dysgraphia in Primary-School Students in Natural Tuvan-Russian Bilingual Environment
The article describes the predominant type of dysgraphia in primary-school students that live and study in a bicultural and bilingual environment of the Republic of Tuva, Russia.
Evgeny Y. Litskevich
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Inclusive education remains a cornerstone in advocating for learners with barriers to adequate support. The study explored teachers' perceptions of supporting learners with dysgraphia and dyslexia in a rural school.
Nombuso Tebele, Jhon Chaka
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The frequency and expected mechanisms of comorbidity of hyperkinetic disorder with dyslasia, dyslexia, dysgraphia and dyscalculia are considered in the article.
R. F. Gasanov
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