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What is the best way to help my child to overcome learning difficulties?
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It may help to engage a support team to help guide you as to how to best support your child's individual needs. This can include allied health professionals (speech langauge pathologist, occupational therapist etc), medical professionals and educators. A comprehensive multidisciplinary assessment may be worthwhile to pinpoint in what areas your child needs support. At home, make sure that your child is exposed to lots of different experiences and learning through different modes, such as play. Everyday activities such as baking, doing the washing etc can be rich learning experiences.
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