The document discusses different types of learning disabilities including dyslexia, dysgraphia, visual agnosia, motor aphasia, auditory agnosia, and olfactory agnosia. It also discusses attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and attention deficit disorder (ADD), describing their predominantly inattentive, predominantly hyperactive-impulsive, and combined subtypes. The document notes behavioral differences between ADHD and ADD such as attention seeking, decision making, assertiveness, recognizing boundaries, popularity, and associated diagnoses.

6. The different types of learning
disabilities are:
Dyslexia – reading
Dysgraphia – writing
Visual agnosia – sight
Motor aphasia – speaking
Auditory agnosia – hearing
Olfactory agnosia – smelling
Dyscalculia - math

7. Dyslexia
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8. Dysgraphia
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10. It is similar to hyperkenitic
disorder
is a psychiatric disorder
or neurobehavioral disorder
characterized by significant
problems either
of inattention and/or
hyperactivity and impulsiveness

11. Predominantly inattentive
Predominantly
hyperactive-impulsive
Combined type

12. Predominantly inattentive
it is characterized primarily by
inattention, easy distractibility,
disorganization, procrastination,
and forgetfulness; where it differs
is in fatigue, and having
fewer or no symptoms of
hyperactivity or impulsiveness typical
of the other ADHD subtypes.

13. is a multifactorial construct that
involves a tendency to act on a
whim, displaying behavior
characterized by little or no
forethought, reflection,
or consideration of consequences.
Predominantly
hyperactive-impulsive

14. Combined type
Combination of the
Predominantly inattentive and
Predominantly
hyperactive-impulsive.

16. Children with inhibited
behavior, inattentive, and
without focus tend
to be withdrawn, polite, shy.

17. Behavioral Differences
Between
ADHD and ADD

18. Attention Seeking:
Decision Making:
ADHD- Impulsive
ADD- Sluggish
ADHD- Short of egotistical
relishes in being the worst.
ADD- modest
Shy, Often socially
Withdrawn.

19. Assertiveness:
ADHD- Bossy
Often irritating
ADD- Under-assertive
Overly polite and docile
Recognizing
boundaries:
ADHD- Intrusive
ADD- Honors Boundaries

20. ADHD- Occasionally rebellious
ADD- Usually polite and obedient
Popularity
ADHD- Attract new friends
but difficulty bonding
ADD- Bonds but not
easily attract friends

21. Associated Diagnoses
ADHD - Oppositional
Defiance
Conduct Disorder
ADD - Depression