2006
DOI: 10.33588/rn.42s02.2005832
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Bases neurobiológicas de las dificultades de aprendizaje

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“…In addition, there must be neurop- sychological integrity, particularly regarding the sensory motor integration necessary for the organization of the information required for the execution of fine movements (8,13,16,(26)(27)(28) . As described in the literature (5,6) , the student with ADHD presents neurological dysfunction in the region of the frontal lobes (frontal-striatal-cerebellar). Therefore, it is expected to present difficulties compatible with those verified during the execution of the tasks proposed in the assessment, i.e., changes related to fine motor, sensory and perceptual function.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In addition, there must be neurop- sychological integrity, particularly regarding the sensory motor integration necessary for the organization of the information required for the execution of fine movements (8,13,16,(26)(27)(28) . As described in the literature (5,6) , the student with ADHD presents neurological dysfunction in the region of the frontal lobes (frontal-striatal-cerebellar). Therefore, it is expected to present difficulties compatible with those verified during the execution of the tasks proposed in the assessment, i.e., changes related to fine motor, sensory and perceptual function.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Over the last years, studies (3)(4)(5)(6) have shown that students with ADHD have brain dysfunction, particularly in the frontal lobes (frontal-striatal-cerebellar network), which can cause changes in cognitive mechanisms, such as sustained attention, executive functions, deficits in motor inhibition and psychomotor agitation, which impair the acquisition of oral and written language and, therefore, learning.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Children under three years old who present alterations in psychomotor development are often referred to early intervention services, however, from that age onwards, the vast majority are schooled and their follow-up is done by educational institutions. It has been suggested that problems in motor development have negative consequences for their processes of learning, which are related with the chronological age of the child and could be detected in the school 4 .…”
Section: Psychomotor Developmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Por ejemplo, existen diferencias entre los disléxicos y no disléxicos que se han podido comprobar mediante técnicas de neuroimagen. La ruta funcional para la lectura activa diversos mecanismos cerebrales de los lóbulos parietal y occipital para la decodificación visual, el procesamiento fonológico y semántico y la comprensión, y del lóbulo frontal para la producción oral (Carboni-Román, Del Río Grande, Capilla, Maestú y Ortiz, 2006). Otras regiones cerebrales implicadas en la lectura son las áreas motoras y premotoras del córtex cerebral, los hemisferios cerebrales, el cerebelo y áreas subcorticales de los ganglios basales y el tálamo.…”
Section: Introductionunclassified