Memory Deficits and Learning Disabilities Characteristics

Continued from Learning Disability defined The following is a list of memory deficits often noted in students with a learning disability: Often doesnt remember what was seen, heard or shown.Has difficulty with remembering sequences in directions or instructions.Often forgets the pronounciation of frequently used words, spelling is weak.Sight vocabulary is weak and reading is often slow to develop.Difficulty with items that need to be memorized - facts, speeches, rhymes etc.Often appears forgetful.Expressive and receptive language is weak.Rarely uses appropriate nouns, refers to that thing, or you know.Often repeats the same errorsMore on Characteristics of Learning Disabilities