Speech, Occupational & Behavioural Therapy Specialists
Kiddicove’s multidisciplinary clinical team — speech-language pathologists, occupational therapists, and behavioural therapists — writes and reviews our educational content together.
Learn about classroom accommodations for children with learning disabilities, including extra time, audiobooks, text-to-speech, typing, graphic organisers, visual aids, and other ways to remove learning barriers without lowering expectations.
Understand the difference between an IEP and 504 Plan in the U.S. education system, how each provides support for children with disabilities, and how learning accommodations and educational support frameworks differ in India.
Learn what a learning disability assessment for a child involves, who conducts it, what cognitive and academic skills are evaluated, how parents can prepare, and how assessment results can guide classroom support and accommodations.
Learn how a math learning disability such as dyscalculia can affect number sense, counting, basic calculations, multi-step problems, fractions, time, and money, along with practical learning strategies and support options.
Learn about writing difficulties in children, including trouble organising ideas, limited written output, writing avoidance, dysgraphia, dyslexia, working memory challenges, and fine motor difficulties.
Learn about common spelling problems in children, including inconsistent spelling, phonetic spelling, letter reversals, and difficulty connecting sounds with written words, along with possible links to dyslexia and practical support strategies.
Learn why some children can read words accurately but struggle to understand what they read, including the role of vocabulary, working memory, attention, decoding, and practical strategies to improve reading comprehension.
Learn about different types of reading difficulties in children, including decoding, fluency, comprehension, and attention-related challenges, along with common signs and strategies for targeted learning support.
Learn how slow processing speed can affect children at school and home, including delayed responses, slower task completion, difficulty with timed work, and strategies such as extra time and step-by-step instructions.