NO DISGRACE IN SEEKING HELP
Those who spoke to CNA emphasized the significance of seeking assistance as soon as possible in addition to creating methods to handle their problems.
Dr. Wan Rizal, who frequently represents mental health issues in congress, stated that he was willing to discuss his dementia for this story in order to inspire parents to take action on behalf of their kids. & nbsp,
” When I visit people, they sometimes don’t even send their children to college.” The MP who oversees the Kolam Ayer clinic in Jalan Besar said,” I ask why and they say it’s because the child struggles … Sometimes there are various motives behind it.”
Even though I may not be an expert, I urge them to visit the facility for their initial development evaluation and see how they can get better. I want people to be aware that our kids currently have access to numerous treatments.
Dr. Wan Rizal speaks from personal experience after observing dyscalculia in his kids. One time, while attempting to teach his youngest child sight words and nbsp— common words that kids are expected to recognize right away— the child mixed up the letters” n” and” o” by reading the word” on-thing” instead. & nbsp,
He added that his kids receive” a lot of help” in school and said,” I see where it’s coming from.” & nbsp,
Perhaps my dyslexic students are given more time to complete their job. And that’s okay because reading and synthesizing the material takes a little while.
DAS ‘ Fong said it was possible for people with dyslexia to remain aware and undetected, despite the fact that many were identified when they were younger. and this might have an impact.
Nearly 50 % of those who identified as bilingual were never previously diagnosed, according to a 2020 study by the organization that was focused on companies with dementia in Singapore. Yet, they might have believed that their experience was typical or discovered other ways to overcome their obstacles, added Fong. & nbsp,
She urged parents to exercise caution because it might have been more challenging for them to reach their full potential if they had received a diagnosis too late or not at all. & nbsp,
She claimed that because of their experience of performing ill despite their best efforts during their school years,” they may develop poor self-confidence, self efficacy, and self esteem.” They might then forego important job opportunities in favor of simpler jobs they think are better suited to their skills.