Understanding Learning Disabilities

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Which of the following is NOT a recommended way to interact with someone with learning disabilities?

  • Check for understanding by asking them to repeat the information
  • Use clear and simple language
  • Talk down to the person to help them understand (correct)
  • Demonstrate the information using visual aids

What is one reason why it's essential to use clear and simple language when interacting with someone with learning disabilities?

  • It helps them understand the information better (correct)
  • It helps them avoid feeling embarrassed
  • It makes them feel more comfortable
  • It makes the conversation more efficient

How can visual aids be helpful for someone with learning disabilities?

  • They can make the information more engaging
  • They can help to break down complex information
  • They can provide a visual representation of the information (correct)
  • They can help to reduce the amount of verbal information needed

Why is it important to check for understanding when interacting with someone with learning disabilities?

<p>To avoid any misunderstandings (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the primary reason for using plain language when interacting with someone with learning disabilities?

<p>It makes it easier for them to understand (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Learning Disabilities

Conditions that impair understanding, learning, and memory.

Clear Language

Using simple words to enhance understanding.

Demonstration

Showing how to do something instead of just telling.

Non-verbal Communication

Using body language, gestures, and expressions while communicating.

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Support Systems

Assistance from advocates or aides to facilitate interactions.

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