Child Mental Health Handbook 4: Learning Difficulties

Author: Daniel Fung, Li Zhongying (Singapore), translated by Wang Hong
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Publish Date: 2004-11-01
Features: "The Handbook of Children's Mental Health" is written specifically for parents, guardians, and teachers of children. The entire set consists of 10 volumes, covering the challenges, psychological, and behavioral issues that children face today. Each volume provides concise yet detailed introductions to the causes of various problems, specific signs and symptoms, as well as the latest diagnosis and treatment methods. The handbook also offers many helpful suggestions on how to guide troubled children and how to seek help. This set was written by mental health experts from the Child Guidance Center of the Health Promotion Board in Singapore. Using easy-to-understand knowledge and a gentle, fluent writing style, it provides a comprehensive and in-depth explanation of various psychological disorders that may occur in children, offering great inspiration and educational value. Therefore, this book is particularly suitable for parents of children and child workers to study and use.
What do Anderson, Churchill, Edison, Einstein, and the famous actor Williams have in common? They all once struggled with learning difficulties but successfully overcame them, making contributions to society. This book is about learning, learning foundations, and some learning difficulties that children face. Research shows that almost half of students with learning difficulties suffer from psychological disorders due to a lack of relevant support. Therefore, parents and teachers must understand their children's learning abilities and provide appropriate assistance when they struggle.
What are learning difficulties? How do they affect children? Can learning difficulties be treated? This book lists the factors that affect learning and provides comprehensive information, including the learning difficulties children may face and corresponding strategies.