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"People tell me I should study to become a climate scientist so I can solve the climate crisis. But the climate crisis has already been solved. We already have all the facts and solutions. All we have to do is to wake up and change. "

- Greta Thunberg

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Here's what you can do if you suspect your child is facing problems processing certain information:

1. Observe your child and write down why your suspect your child is facing any difficulty.
2. Make an appointment with either the special educator at your child's school or your child's teachers and find out if they have observed similar patterns in your child's learning.


3. Lastly, contact a specialist to share your concerns. The specialist can further diagnose your child to see if there are any issues.

No! This is a myth. A perceptual disability means a challenge with processing things that a child sees, hears, touches, smells or tastes. However, a child can still use all of these five senses and sometimes with much more sharpness than others.

Perceptual Disabilities can affect any of the 5 senses. However, it is observed mainly in three: Seeing, Hearing and Touch. Swipe to Learn More !

This month, we're focusing on raising awareness about Perceptual Disabilities. To understand how perceptual disabilities occur, it is important to understand the different stages of learning. They are:

- Input: Initial entry of information into the brain
- Integration: Processing of this information
- Memory: Storing and remembering this information
- Output: Ability to convey that information later on.

Perceptual Disabilities occur at the Input stage where the child is not able to receive information through their kinesthetic, visual or auditory senses. It does not mean that the child cannot see or hear but that they cannot process that information. Also, because the problem occurs at the first stage, all other stages may also be affected.

Akshay Tritiya marks the day the God of Wisdom, Lord Ganesh started writing the 'Mahabharat'. It is believed that any venture that is started on this day will be successful. This Akshay Tritiya, we urge you to start making this world a more inclusive space for everybody - and the change starts with you.

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Perceptual Disabilities are a type of Specific Learning Disabilities. They are characterised by difficulty in processing information received from touch, smell, hearing, seeing and taste. Good perceptual skills are necessary for activities such as reading, writing, completing puzzles, cutting, drawing, completing math problems, dressing, finding your sock on the bedroom floor, finding a page number on the textbook in the classroom as well as many other skills.

When a child faces difficulties in carrying out these everyday tasks, their self-esteem suffers and their academic and play performance is impacted.

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Depending on its severity, a diagnosis can be really hard on a parent. If you find out your child has a learning disability, here are a few things to keep in mind:

- A learning disability does not determine the course of your child’s life. It is a battle you can fight.
- Learn more about the diagnosis and learning disability in question. The more you know, the more you can guide your child.
- Discover ways in which you can be your child’s advocate. Inform and educate their teachers.
-Always remember, you are the biggest influence on your child. If you approach this with optimism, they will follow your lead.

Lastly, know that the learning disability does not define the child. They are so much more than a diagnosis!