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Spina Bifida and Hydrocephalus (SBH) (Group 5) - Coggle Diagram
Spina Bifida and Hydrocephalus (SBH) (Group 5)
Suggestion and recommendation to deal with individuals with SBH
Revise teaching strategies and make adjustments.
Use devices that provide external prompts or cues to complete tasks, such as a memory journal, calendar, homework sheet or student planner. Electronic organizational aids are becoming more available in the classroom and may be helpful.
Modify classroom environment to meet their needs
Use assistive technology and provide extra space for them
Provide extra time for them to move around and complete assignments
Understands their condition and identify their strength and weaknesses in the classroom
Previous research
Reading
Poor reading comprehension in children with SBH is associated with text-level deficits in integration and inferencing, not only within text, but also between text and word knowledge
Individuals with SBH have poorer word decoding than their age peers.
Writing
Children with SBH, even those with average intelectual skills, are slow learners.
writing skill in this group of young adults with SBH was strongly related to variation in fine motor or finger skills, which are also said to figure in the writing problems of children with SBH.
Children with learning disabilities, problems with slow printing or writing may lead to deficits in the quality of text composition
Writing was below the population mean in these young adults, which is similar to findings for children with SBH
Others
SBH involves a malformation of spinal cord, with a loss of sensory and motor function below the level of spinal lesion
Adults with SBH had difficulties in fine motor finger movements, and in shot term memory and working memory, all of which were related to speeded sentence composition in the present study.
How individual happens to be challenged from SBH
Lack fine motor control
Depression due to low self esteem
Anxiety
Confusion, stress, physical health issues, and fatigue
Problems to achieve learning objectives
Cognitive processing delay
Problems with memory, attention, comprehension and organization