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Sara Kast @sakastcomcastne
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Understood @UnderstoodOrg
LIVE NOW Welcome to today's #LDchat! This is Dan with the Understood team. We're joined today by psychologist and Understood expert @ellenbraaten, Ph.D., to discuss slow processing speed. https://t.co/IRhltUGpi6
Understood @UnderstoodOrg
Who's with us today? #LDchat
Ellen @ellenbraaten
#ldchat Hi! I'm excited to be part of this chat today!
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RT @ellenbraaten: #ldchat Hi! I'm excited to be part of this chat today!
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@sakastcomcastne Hi Sara! Thanks for joining. #LDchat
Carmen Talledo @wcvirgo
@UnderstoodOrg Carmen from Virginia #LDChat
Faith Park @FaithPark18
#ldchat Faith from Bentonville, Arkansas
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@wcvirgo Hi Carmen! Thanks for joining today. We'll begin in just a minute. #LDchat
Melissa Abramovitz @melisabramovitz
Melissa in Toronto #ldchat
Rebecca Bax @bax_rebecca
Rebecca from Jefferson City, Missouri #ldchat
Edie Brown @edielovesmath
@UnderstoodOrg Edie, Washington DC. I love working with teachers and parents of teens and young adults with ADHD. Many of my kids have reading issues too. Oops, I forgot #LDchat
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@FaithPark18 Great to have you, Faith! #LDchat
Peter Hoh @PeterHohMN
Peter in Saint Paul, Minnesota #ldchat
Leigh Davis Fickling @leighfickling
Hi from North Carolina! #ldchat
Understood @UnderstoodOrg
@jenneehennee @ellenbraaten Just follow #LDchat on Twitter and use that same hashtag in all of your tweets. You can use https://t.co/fF1abLQq5x for ease.
Elevare London @ElevareLondon
#LDchat #edchat #education #11plustips #acceleratedlearning #prepschool #highered #parentpower #putkidsfirst #schoolchoice #parentalchoice #elevenplus https://t.co/4pJdl2zSSW
Understood @UnderstoodOrg
Thanks, everyone, for joining today! We'll use the Q1, Q2… format for questions. Please use the A1, A2… format for answers. #LDchat
Understood @UnderstoodOrg
First question coming up... #LDchat
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Q1. What are some signs of slow processing speed in a child both at school and at home? #LDchat https://t.co/ivT5jnbPjv
Sara Kast @sakastcomcastne
q1 not answering immediately or answering quickly with "I don't know" #ldchat
Ellen @ellenbraaten
#ldchat A1 Most obvious sign is an inability to complete tasks in a certain time period. The problems can be visual, verbal, motor, or a combination. Most tasks require some combination of these skills but some kids can be weaker in some than in others.
Jono 🇺🇦 @Ianatan_Duine
Slow pace for paperwork or scanning visual details. But also if seem to need time to answer oral questions or to share thoughts. #LDchat
Ellen @ellenbraaten
#ldchat A1 Problems completing homework, understanding & answering questions, following directions, & understanding social nuances are common. In older kids, not finishing tests on time, poor time management, and trouble keeping up with class discussions are common.
Faith Park @FaithPark18
#ldchat A1 confused look, not answering at all
Understood @UnderstoodOrg
RT @ellenbraaten: #ldchat A1 Problems completing homework, understanding & answering questions, following directions, & understanding social nuances are common. In older kids, not finishing tests on time, poor time management, and trouble keeping up with class discussions are common.
Understood @UnderstoodOrg
Slow processing speed can affect kids in the classroom, at home and during activities like sports. Review some common trouble spots. #LDchat https://t.co/OUlotrFVDc
Faith Park @FaithPark18
#ldchat A1 thinking they understand when in the class but then doing homework it becomes confusing
Ellen @ellenbraaten
#ldchat yes @faithpark18 a confused look is a tell-tale sign!
Sara Kast @sakastcomcastne
q1pretending to know #ldchat
Edie Brown @edielovesmath
@UnderstoodOrg As a an academic therapist and former teacher, vocabulary and speech are a component (teens and young adults). If you don't know what words mean, sounding out does little. #LDchat
Understood @UnderstoodOrg
Review these signs of slow processing speed, from preschool to high school. #LDchat https://t.co/9KOsTIy4aH
Rebecca Bax @bax_rebecca
@UnderstoodOrg Thank you for the Signs link! #ldchat
Understood @UnderstoodOrg
Ever wonder what it might be like to have slow processing speed? Follow Sophia throughout her day. #LDchat https://t.co/otIBJ7QGjJ
Understood @UnderstoodOrg
Let's move onto Q2... #LDchat
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Q2. Why might a child with slow processing speed be more prone to #anxiety than her peers? #LDchat https://t.co/QFkrmBUx9X
Martha @OurKIDzCan
RT @UnderstoodOrg: Ever wonder what it might be like to have slow processing speed? Follow Sophia throughout her day. #LDchat https://t.co/otIBJ7QGjJ
Faith Park @FaithPark18
A2 I fear of getting called on in class and not having time to think #ldchat
Ellen @ellenbraaten
#ldchat A2 Problems with PS affect many areas of daily life. Kids constantly struggle to keep up with things like homework, the pace of social relationships. Constantly feeling like you’re a step behind can make you feel anxious.
Rebecca Bax @bax_rebecca
RT @ellenbraaten: #ldchat A2 Problems with PS affect many areas of daily life. Kids constantly struggle to keep up with things like homework, the pace of social relationships. Constantly feeling like you’re a step behind can make you feel anxious.
Understood @UnderstoodOrg
RT @ellenbraaten: #ldchat A2 Problems with PS affect many areas of daily life. Kids constantly struggle to keep up with things like homework, the pace of social relationships. Constantly feeling like you’re a step behind can make you feel anxious.
Sara Kast @sakastcomcastne
q2teens want to fit in and find their place. It's hard to do that if you are not able to communicate and follow what is being said. #ldchat
Understood @UnderstoodOrg
RT @sakastcomcastne: q2teens want to fit in and find their place. It's hard to do that if you are not able to communicate and follow what is being said. #ldchat
WISERDC @WISERNetworks4U
RT @UnderstoodOrg: Review these signs of slow processing speed, from preschool to high school. #LDchat https://t.co/9KOsTIy4aH
Understood @UnderstoodOrg
Slow processing speed and #anxiety can fuel each other. #LDchat https://t.co/XpSr6H6vEP
Debra Isaacs Schafer @DebraISchafer
A2: Especially in the classroom, the fear of being called on when not prepared. Why IEPs need to address this - e.g. allow child to raise hand when ready vs. being called on cold. #ldchat
Sharon LePage Plante @iplante
Hello #LDchat popping in for a few as board to head to present @AssisTechKnow
Understood @UnderstoodOrg
RT @EdNavigation: A2: A2: Especially in the classroom, the fear of being called on when not prepared. Why IEPs need to address this - e.g. allow child to raise hand when ready vs. being called on cold. #ldchat
Ellen @ellenbraaten
#ldchat A2 My research shows that kids with anxiety have higher rates of Slow Processing Speed (SPS) and we don’t know if the anxiety causes SPS or if the SPS causes anxiety. It’s probably some of both.
Understood @UnderstoodOrg
RT @ellenbraaten: #ldchat A2 My research shows that kids with anxiety have higher rates of Slow Processing Speed (SPS) and we don’t know if the anxiety causes SPS or if the SPS causes anxiety. It’s probably some of both.
Sharon LePage Plante @iplante
A2: no child with slow processing should be called on without being given time to formulate a response #LDchat
assignmenthelp @assignmenthelp
Study Abroad in Auckland https://t.co/5msUy7FgMB #iolchat #LDchat
Jono 🇺🇦 @Ianatan_Duine
#LDchat Q2: the world around them spins too fast for them. Falling behind peers in finishing work that would make them feel ‘stupid’. Same for feeling shamed for not doing what is expected in a ‘timely’ manner.
Understood @UnderstoodOrg
Read this mom's story about the "aha" moment her daughter with slow processing speed had, and how she learned to manage her emotions. #LDchat https://t.co/WnDWmzx0q8
Edie Brown @edielovesmath
@UnderstoodOrg Older students with ADHD and learning disability want to fade in with"normal kids." They may self-ostracize. Anger and depression often can result , #LDchat
Faith Park @FaithPark18
it slowly takes a toll on their self confidence #ldchat
Rebecca Bax @bax_rebecca
@UnderstoodOrg Thank you for the SPS and Anxiety information. #ldchat
Sharon LePage Plante @iplante
Using #edtech can enable all students to participate and share without the anxiety of needing time to process #LDchat
South East Cornerstone Public School Division @SECPSD
RT @UnderstoodOrg: Read this mom's story about the "aha" moment her daughter with slow processing speed had, and how she learned to manage her emotions. #LDchat https://t.co/WnDWmzx0q8
Edie Brown @edielovesmath
@iplante That was difficult as a math teacher with more than 30 per class. Any suggestions? #ldchat
Understood @UnderstoodOrg
Great conversation! Let's move onto Q3... #LDchat
Ellen @ellenbraaten
#ldchat @iplante - you're right effective use of #edtech can help kids become more efficient, and thus, quicker at completing many tasks
Understood @UnderstoodOrg
Q3. What are your tips to help a child with slow processing speed in the classroom and at home? #LDchat https://t.co/BMBKEztqpZ
Rebecca Bax @bax_rebecca
@iplante finding tech is creating more of difference and high reluctance to use. #ldchat
MiPAAC @MI_PAAC
RT @iplante: Using #edtech can enable all students to participate and share without the anxiety of needing time to process #LDchat
OCALI Family Center @OCALIFamilyCtr
RT @UnderstoodOrg: Ever wonder what it might be like to have slow processing speed? Follow Sophia throughout her day. #LDchat https://t.co/otIBJ7QGjJ
South East Cornerstone Public School Division @SECPSD
RT @UnderstoodOrg: Q3. What are your tips to help a child with slow processing speed in the classroom and at home? #LDchat https://t.co/BMBKEztqpZ
Ellen @ellenbraaten
#ldchat A3 School accommodations: extra time on tests, help with note-taking, breaking assignments into chunks, classroom routines, & appropriate use of technology are on the top of my list along with TEACHING KIDS HOW TO TELL TIME
Greg Bagby Ed. Tech/ Leadership @Gregbagby
YES!!1 And not just your standard "wait time" #LDchat
Sara Kast @sakastcomcastne
a3: Right now i am trying to get my daughter to let her needs be known.She is at an age where she doesnt want to draw attention #ldchat
Ellen @ellenbraaten
#ldchat A3 Home tips: Teach the concept of time, keep routines the same, keep stress to a minimum, if homework is taking too long & is unproductive, talk to teacher about accommodations.
Sharon LePage Plante @iplante
@edielovesmath Using a tool like Draw and Tell students can demonstrate their knowledge in it with voice and drawing #ldchat
Sharon LePage Plante @iplante
@edielovesmath Yes! Would depend on what you are doing, and age group. A tool like @Classkick (whiteboard style tool) allow students to do their work at their own speed #ldchat
Rebecca Bax @bax_rebecca
@UnderstoodOrg will a transcript of this chat be available? #ldchat
Understood @UnderstoodOrg
Here are 27 classroom accommodations that may help a child with slow processing speed. #LDchat https://t.co/cVpD1SzCjg
Ellen @ellenbraaten
#ldchat you can't learn how to manage time if you don't have a good concept of what it is. Teach kids to read an analogue clock. Help them understand how long 10 minutes is versus 30 by keeping track of how quickly time passes.
Debra Isaacs Schafer @DebraISchafer
A3: Avoid "on-the-spot" questions where responses are required, avoid giving multiple step directions, create a supportive environment where accuracy trumps speed, be sensitive to auditory overload. #ldchat
Understood @UnderstoodOrg
RT @ellenbraaten: #ldchat A3 School accommodations: #ldchat A3 School accommodations: extra time on tests, help with note-taking, breaking assignments into chunks, classroom routines, & appropriate use of technology are on the top of my list along with TEACHING KIDS HOW TO TELL TIME
Sharon LePage Plante @iplante
@edielovesmath Use @Flipgrid so students can video their thinking and responses #ldchat
Understood @UnderstoodOrg
RT @ellenbraaten: #ldchat A3 Home tips: #ldchat A3 Home tips: Teach the concept of time, keep routines the same, keep stress to a minimum, if homework is taking too long & is unproductive, talk to teacher about accommodations.
Ellen @ellenbraaten
#ldchat @iplante - Great suggestions!
Jono 🇺🇦 @Ianatan_Duine
#ldchat q3: extra time to do work but within reason. Use of visual timer if not anxiety provoking. Reduction in number of questions while keeping same quality of work.
Geraldo Barbosa @geraldorb
RT @UnderstoodOrg: Q2. Why might a child with slow processing speed be more prone to #anxiety than her peers? #LDchat https://t.co/QFkrmBUx9X
Sharon LePage Plante @iplante
@edielovesmath Other option @seesaw also allows students to use photos and video to explain thinking #ldchat
Understood @UnderstoodOrg
This is a common issue with many kids. Any suggestions? #LDchat
AK Kundra @autismvillage1
RT @ellenbraaten: #ldchat A3 Home tips: #ldchat A3 Home tips: Teach the concept of time, keep routines the same, keep stress to a minimum, if homework is taking too long & is unproductive, talk to teacher about accommodations.
Sharon LePage Plante @iplante
RT @Gregbagby: YES!!1 And not just your standard "wait time" #LDchat
Understood @UnderstoodOrg
@bax_rebecca Yes. I will be tweeting it out later today, but you can also find it later at https://t.co/Dv6EPzPWE0. #LDchat
Ellen @ellenbraaten
#ldchat @lanatan_duine - yes, don't sacrifice quality for quantity. They aren't one in the same. Busywork is not an effective strategy for learning concepts.
Understood @UnderstoodOrg
RT @EdNavigation: A3: A3: Avoid "on-the-spot" questions where responses are required, avoid giving multiple step directions, create a supportive environment where accuracy trumps speed, be sensitive to auditory overload. #ldchat
AK Kundra @autismvillage1
RT @UnderstoodOrg: Here are 27 classroom accommodations that may help a child with slow processing speed. #LDchat https://t.co/cVpD1SzCjg
Rebecca Bax @bax_rebecca
@UnderstoodOrg Thank you! #ldchat
Jono 🇺🇦 @Ianatan_Duine
#ldchat q3: much patience by parent and teachers required!
Edie Brown @edielovesmath
@UnderstoodOrg A3 Slow processing is a huge issue for older kids with LD and ADHD. The challenge revolves around comprehension. Use reading apps (text-to-speech and audio software. Organization skills are important as well. #ldchat
Understood @UnderstoodOrg
Parents, have you considered these 5 ways to help your child with slow processing speed at home? #LDchat https://t.co/3acMWWjCIe
Debra Isaacs Schafer @DebraISchafer
@UnderstoodOrg Teaching self-advocacy skills begins early which means first understanding when a need exists and then teaching the stepwise skills to access support/assistance. #LDChat
Sharon LePage Plante @iplante
@edielovesmath Also explore @learnfreckle for Math #ldchat
Understood @UnderstoodOrg
RT @edielovesmath: @UnderstoodOrg A3 Slow processing is a huge issue for older kids with LD and ADHD. The challenge revolves around comprehension. Use reading apps (text-to-speech and audio software. Organization skills are important as well. #ldchat
Ellen @ellenbraaten
#ldchat @Ianatan_Duine and understanding our own processing speed can help us with this issue.
Understood @UnderstoodOrg
Taking notes in class can be difficult for students with slow processing speed. Here are 7 strategies that may help. #LDchat https://t.co/NjAmSgHvsP
Faith Park @FaithPark18
#ldchat great tips for home use
Understood @UnderstoodOrg
Last question coming up... #LDchat
Carmen Talledo @wcvirgo
@Ianatan_Duine Interesting, parents can do it but what about teachers? Looks that they will need more training #LDChat
Sharon LePage Plante @iplante
RT @UnderstoodOrg: Here are 27 classroom accommodations that may help a child with slow processing speed. #LDchat https://t.co/cVpD1SzCjg
Understood @UnderstoodOrg
Q4. Why might some people struggle to understand that processing speed is a real issue? How would you discuss it with them? #LDchat https://t.co/6lxnm1uhyb
Sharon LePage Plante @iplante
RT @UnderstoodOrg: Q4. Why might some people struggle to understand that processing speed is a real issue? How would you discuss it with them? #LDchat https://t.co/6lxnm1uhyb
Sharon LePage Plante @iplante
RT @UnderstoodOrg: Taking notes in class can be difficult for students with slow processing speed. Here are 7 strategies that may help. #LDchat https://t.co/NjAmSgHvsP
Mrs.LeBlanc @mrsleblanc10
RT @UnderstoodOrg: Parents, have you considered these 5 ways to help your child with slow processing speed at home? #LDchat https://t.co/3acMWWjCIe
Rebecca Bax @bax_rebecca
@wcvirgo @Ianatan_Duine Teachers need to be trained to educate ALL students! #ldchat
Debra Isaacs Schafer @DebraISchafer
@UnderstoodOrg Keyboarding is an important accommodation for students with both processing and fine motor skills issues. #LDChat
Dorinda Peyton @dorindapeyton
How can we help kids who continue to struggle with writing due to slow processing? #ldchat
Ellen @ellenbraaten
#ldchat @wcvirgo @Ianatan_Duine You're right! Teachers also need to think about their own PS and what that means for the kids they're teaching.
Understood @UnderstoodOrg
"Slow processing speed often looks like kids are lazy or unmotivated, though they are neither." #LDchat https://t.co/MgXzrcXUC8
Debra Isaacs Schafer @DebraISchafer
@UnderstoodOrg A4: It's another "hidden disability" issue which creates additional challenges for students (and parents to explain). Education is key as is clearly delineating how this difference manifests including in the IEP. #LDChat
Understood @UnderstoodOrg
RT @EdNavigation: @UnderstoodOrg A4: @UnderstoodOrg A4: It's another "hidden disability" issue which creates additional challenges for students (and parents to explain). Education is key as is clearly delineating how this difference manifests including in the IEP. #LDChat
Faith Park @FaithPark18
#ldchat our district uses the app read/write, students can use the speech to text feature to do complete written assignments.
Rebecca Bax @bax_rebecca
@UnderstoodOrg Actually heard this from a teacher for my daughter during summer school after her kindergarten year. #ldchat
Debra Isaacs Schafer @DebraISchafer
@dorindapeyton Keyboarding. Providing scaffolding of the content for the student to fill in blank areas (starting small). #LDChat
Ellen @ellenbraaten
#ldchat @dorindapeyton keyboarding can be a big help for some kids, but not all. Dictation can help others. Speech/language therapy that targets executive function skills in language can help kids organize their thoughts and ultimately become more efficient & productive writers
Understood @UnderstoodOrg
It's important to explain to a child that having slow processing speed doesn't mean he's not smart. #LDchat https://t.co/NgBTZ3dG5n
Understood @UnderstoodOrg
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Understood @UnderstoodOrg
Any final thoughts before we wrap up for the week? #LDchat
David Andrade @daveandcori
RT @UnderstoodOrg: Here are 27 classroom accommodations that may help a child with slow processing speed. #LDchat https://t.co/cVpD1SzCjg
Ellen @ellenbraaten
#ldchat Slow processing often looks like kids just aren’t trying and it can be frustrating for people to watch. It is a biological issue not a motivational one, but most people don’t know this. Giving them information may help change their perspective.
Understood @UnderstoodOrg
RT @ellenbraaten: #ldchat Slow processing often looks like kids just aren’t trying and it can be frustrating for people to watch. It is a biological issue not a motivational one, but most people don’t know this. Giving them information may help change their perspective.
Understood @UnderstoodOrg
Thanks for joining today's chat, and a very special thanks to our cohost, @ellenbraaten! #LDchat
Ellen @ellenbraaten
#ldchat Slow processing can be caused by low levels of certain brain chemicals, different neurotransmitters, and slower brain maturation, particularly with regard to myelin – a substance that helps our brains process information quickly
Understood @UnderstoodOrg
RSVP for next week's chat. We'll be joined by #dyslexia advocate @KristinMatzKane to discuss ways to motivate kids with dyslexia. RSVP now: https://t.co/qjCi123pBy #LDchat https://t.co/fg75CRBJv7
Understood @UnderstoodOrg
Have a great day! #LDchat
Carmen Talledo @wcvirgo
@UnderstoodOrg Thanks to everybody for another great chat #LDChat
Rebecca Bax @bax_rebecca
@UnderstoodOrg Thank you! #ldchat
Ellen @ellenbraaten
@UnderstoodOrg #LDchat One last thought.....Using data – scientific as well as your child’s specific evaluation data – is the best way to help people better understand this issue
Ellen @ellenbraaten
@wellsdept #ldchat Reducing anxiety always helps us process information better so safer environments are helpful. Stimulants can be helpful in increasing attention, and if attention problems are making a child anxious, it could be a useful treatment approach to discuss with your doctor
LDANB-TAANB @LDANB
RT @UnderstoodOrg: Here are 27 classroom accommodations that may help a child with slow processing speed. #LDchat https://t.co/cVpD1SzCjg
Kristin Kane @KristinMatzKane
RT @UnderstoodOrg: RSVP for next week's chat. We'll be joined by #dyslexia advocate @KristinMatzKane to discuss ways to motivate kids with dyslexia. RSVP now: https://t.co/qjCi123pBy #LDchat https://t.co/fg75CRBJv7
Dr. Sharon Saline - Neurodiverse Psychologist @DrSharonSaline
RT @UnderstoodOrg: It's important to explain to a child that having slow processing speed doesn't mean he's not smart. #LDchat https://t.co/NgBTZ3dG5n
Ellen @ellenbraaten
@dorindapeyton #ldchat we might have something on @UnderstoodOrg Let me check!
TauntonSEPAC @TauntonSEPAC
RT @UnderstoodOrg: Read this mom's story about the "aha" moment her daughter with slow processing speed had, and how she learned to manage her emotions. #LDchat https://t.co/WnDWmzx0q8
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