Do Private Schools Offer Better Support For Kids With Adhd And Dyslexia?
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and Dyslexia are two very different kinds of disorders with some similarities. Each disorder disrupts learning for sufferers, neither is uncontroversial and each can be alleviated through specialized instruction and the awareness of teachers. ADHD is a psychiatric disorder that disrupts much more than learning, affecting social interactions and abilities, communication and employability, among other things. While ADHD is debated, there is wide acceptance that it does exist with identifiable symptoms. Dyslexia is a learning disorder more properly but it can also affect communication, interaction and an individual’s ability to function in a work environment. There are some who dispute that dyslexia is in fact indistinguishable from being just a poor reader, but this view is in the minority. Dyslexia may be considered less disruptive in general although in specific cases ADHD may be less severe for some sufferers than for some severely dysle
