Recognize the Issue
Children may have difficulty with basic reading, writing, and math skills. To learn to read and write well, children need the blocks of knowing the sounds of letters and the blocks of knowing the meanings of words (vocabulary), word parts (grammatical markers) and groups of words (overall meaning or semantics). Children may have challenges with:
- Phonological awareness
- Phonological processing
- Phoneme manipulation
- Printing letters
- Spelling
- Sentence structure
- Counting
- Rapid Automatic Naming
Understand the Possible Causes
Support Services: What do you do?
Recognizing early strengths and weaknesses is important in understanding your child’s profile to help them meet their potential at home and at school. MindWell typically recommends an assessment to understand what is causing the problem and identify how to remediate it.
To schedule a consultation or assessment for your child’s academic skills, contact us
Did You Know?
In the world of mathematics, a child may lack “number sense.” This can impact understand counting, the concept of zero, and how there are parts to a whole (fractions, decimals, percentages).