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What a Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD) Looks Like
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Many parents and educators have a hard time recognizing the signs and symptoms of a Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD) in their child or students. Oftentimes it is seen as a behavioral issue, tantrum or discipline problem, when children with sensory issues tend to react to something in their surroundings or environment. Sensory issues can have a direct effect on how children learn in the classroom, how they process information the teacher gives them, and what their behavior is like with other students.
It’s important to know the differences of what a sensory issue is and what it is not, especially if a child could potentially be misdiagnosed with another type of learning challenge. It could mean the difference in how to help a child and what intervention is right or wrong for their specific needs.
How to recognize the signs
Here are some helpful tips to determine whether your child is showing signs of sensory issues or if it may be another learning challenge.
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