My 10 year girl slow learner how to improve her study ?

Provide a quiet work/study area. Distractions are detrimental. Keep assignments and homework sessions short. Again, it’s the attention span thing. Be accessible. Help your child. Help doesn’t mean do the work for them, but help them work through the assignment giving clues, having them repeat the process or concept with similar questions and problems, etc. Ask questions such as ‘what does that word mean?’ ‘do you see how that works?’ ‘why did you choose that answer?’. Read to your child. Be patient and consistent. Do not allow them to give up on their work or themselves. If necessary, take a break, but always come back to the task and see it through to completion. Don’t be overprotective. Labeling your child as a ‘slow learner’ only makes them feel slower. Don’t ever tell them they can’t accomplish something. Instead, help them find a way to get it done–in their own time. Be their advocate. Stay connected with their teachers and make sure your child doesn’t fall through the cracks of the system. read less

If you are in Chennai, you can contact my office and you can take a free counselling and assessment session (This will be informal assessment service) for about 45 minutes. Please call from our numbers in the profile. As a tip you need to give a lot of positive encouragement to the child, saying that she can learn faster with some efforts continuously and also with a positive attitude. Also you need to find out if there is a good guidance from her teachers, or whether they are criticising her excessively. Giving more inputs over a message like this will not be useful for you. HEnce it is better to contact and speak over phone. Best wishes, our centre is in Mylapore. Kindly contact for more help. read less

Dear Surender, Your child will need a one on one set up or a classroom with fewer children or children who are at the same pace of learning. A trained teacher/ therapist will be the right person to teach your child, provided he/she works with your child keeping all her areas of deficit in mind and working on them all to bring about an over all enhancement in the child's abilities. read less