Patient's question:
When studying, how to teach and explain still doesn't make sense or help, and I'm usually slow to respond. I suspect it might be due to intellectual disability. What are the symptoms of this condition? Please ask: What should be done about intellectual disability in children?Doctor's answer:
According to what you have described, first do not draw conclusions on your own. It is essential to have a child undergo an intelligence test at a children's hospital or a neurology hospital. Based on the test results, then adopt the teaching methods you believe are appropriate. Some children's aversion to studying has nothing to do with intelligence; it is simply a matter of interest, environment, and methods. In addition to treating intellectual disability, it is recommended that patients pay attention to their diet in daily life and maintain a cheerful mood at all times to enhance their physical fitness and accelerate the recovery process.