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The anxious children who are too stressed to learn

Article Abstract:

There is growing awareness in the UK of the problem of primary-age children who underperform at school because of conflict at home. Children exposed to conflict at home frequently become anxious, and this impairs their ability to learn. In many cases, they also behave disruptively at school. Children who have lost faith in significant adults in their lives are more likely to be unwilling to trust teachers, and many feel that they do not have control over their lives.

Problem children

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How children's work falls apart when parents split up

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Children whose parents separate or divorce suffer emotional traumas that are frequently reflected in declining academic performance. A change in children's most important relationships can negatively affect their ability to explore and learn. They often become preoccupied, and find that they cannot concentrate on their school work. Children may feel rejected by their parents, and the damage to their self-esteem may lead to rebellious behaviour.

Children of divorced parents

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How space science could beat dyslexia in the young within 10 days

Article Abstract:

Research taking place at a treatment centre in Kenilworth, England, indicates that a remedial physical exercise regime focusing on balance, posture and eye control can significantly improve the performance of dyslexic children.

Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences, Science & research, Research and Testing Services, Neurological R&D, Care and treatment, Dyslexia, Neurological research

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