2012
DOI: 10.1080/19404158.2012.722115
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Confessions and reflections of the black sheep of the learning disabilities field

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“…In this manner, students of color experience increased risks due to their lower class, including cardiovascular disease, arthritis, diabetes, and mental illness, all of which disproportionately diagnose them as having LD, though the achievement gap may not be due to a lack of learning ability but societal influences [10,41]. Similar achievement gaps and disproportionality was found from Canadian data [42]. There is some burgeoning literature that have begin to find intersectional relationships, such as between culture and class disadvantage, being a key contributor to heightened risk in being misidentified as having a LD.…”
Section: Intersectional Identities In Ld Identificationmentioning
confidence: 51%
“…In this manner, students of color experience increased risks due to their lower class, including cardiovascular disease, arthritis, diabetes, and mental illness, all of which disproportionately diagnose them as having LD, though the achievement gap may not be due to a lack of learning ability but societal influences [10,41]. Similar achievement gaps and disproportionality was found from Canadian data [42]. There is some burgeoning literature that have begin to find intersectional relationships, such as between culture and class disadvantage, being a key contributor to heightened risk in being misidentified as having a LD.…”
Section: Intersectional Identities In Ld Identificationmentioning
confidence: 51%
“…Kinderen die zwakheden vertonen in deze cognitieve vaardigheden die een sterke voorspellende waarde hebben voor de leesvaardigheid, kunnen beschouwd worden als kinderen met een cognitief risico op dyslexie (Verwimp e.a., 2020). Het intelligentieniveau wordt tegenwoordig niet meer beschouwd als een cognitieve factor die bijdraagt aan de voorspelling van het leesniveau (Siegel, 2012), tenminste niet zolang het kind geen ernstige verstandelijke beperkingen vertoont (American Psychiatric Association, 2013). Naast een cognitief risico op dyslexie kunnen kinderen ook een familiaal risico op dyslexie vertonen.…”
Section: Theorieën Over De Oorzaak Van Dyslexieunclassified
“…Studies report that the dyslexic students usually remain passive in the classroom sessions (Smith, 2013;Bonacina, Cancer, Lanzi, Lorusso, & Antonietti, 2015;Farris et al 2016) often resulting in lower academic grades ___________________________________________________ CONTACT Muhammad Asif Ikram Anjum at asifikram@cuilahore.edu.pk (Knight, 2018). Learning disability/difficulty (LD) refers typically to significant malfunctioning of psychological processes necessary for learning (Siegel, 2012;Asharf & Najam, 2017;Brenchley & Costello, 2018). Children with learning disabilities find difficulties in processing information leading to low output (Firth, Frydenberg & Bond, 2012).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%