Individuals with unique strengths, often viewed as facing challenges in reading and writing, actually possess remarkable abilities like creativity and resilience. As parents, you play an important part in supporting these talents.Â
Spatial Awareness and Visual Thinking:
People with learning difficulties often show strength in visual thinking, excelling in tasks like puzzle-solving and art creation. They can quickly recognize and recall intricate patterns. Support your child by involving them in hands-on activities that enhance visual-spatial skills.
Encourage Creative Thinking:
Encourage your child to think creatively by creating an environment that values different viewpoints.
Fostering Strong Problem-Solving:
Nurture your child's strong problem-solving abilities by providing challenging puzzles and activities that stimulate critical thinking.
Supporting Enhanced Peripheral Vision:
Recognise the expanded attention span in your child. Encourage activities that involve observing and discussing details in pictures to further enhance their unique vision.
Cultivating People Skills:
Foster the development of strong interpersonal skills in your child. Encourage social interactions through group projects, team sports, or community service.
Instilling Resilience and Determination:
Support your child in showcasing remarkable resilience. Instil a growth mindset by emphasising the importance of effort, persistence, and learning from setbacks.
Identifying and Supporting Talents:
Identify and support your child's unique talents and interests, whether in music, sports, or other hands-on activities.