[SENco-forum] A call for thoughts: headings

That is why I prefer  'Differences'   as in Specific Learning Differences.

All is says it that my daughter learns or needs to be taught -differently
The Specific can then be narrowed down via the brackets - (........) if you
want to.

Sharon

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Subject: RE: [SENco-forum] A call for thoughts: headings

I know teachers and psychologists like the label "Specific Learning
Difficulties", but I have never heard a teenager or adult say "I have
specific learning difficulties" it just isn't used.

My daughter prefers not to talk about her dyslexia, its less hassle; she has
friends who are more severe and knows she is different from them so doesn't
make a thing of it. Some teachers have worked out that she has dyslexic
difficulties and she will tell some of them on a one-to-one basis where she
needs more support.

Colin

SEN M

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