Problems of children with special needs
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Children with special needs face several obstacles in receiving an education. They experience physical problems related to unsuitable seating, inability to hear or speak, and difficulty writing or with mobility. Emotionally, they feel insecure and disturbed by negative experiences, and unwanted attention can lead to emotional trauma. Cognitive issues also impact their academic achievement, independence, and social skills. Overall, these children have difficulties with physical access, emotional well-being, cognitive performance, and social interaction in school environments.
Problems of children with special needs
- 3. Problems in schooling the Children with special needs Cognitive Emotional Physical What they face as obstacle in the process of receiving education
- 4. Physical problem seating arrangements not able to hear, speak, compete with others not able to write dexterity mobility, Lack of physical facilities
- 5. Emotional Problems insecurity and emotional disturbance encounter negative experiences in the home, school and community Unwanted attention leads to make them hide their problems which later causes emotional trauma psychosomatic complaints include insomnia, reduced appetite, gradual loss of interest in life, negative attitude toward self and family, insecurity, anxiety and emotional instability. They are subjected to greater stresses, frustrations and conflicts and consequently more likely to develop behavioral disorders.
- 6. Cognitive Problems Flaws in various cognitive features Behind academic achievement poor performance in terms of individual independence. difficulties in meta-memory
- 7. Social problems Communication Problems problem of socialization and discipline. less flexible in acquiring social skills dealing with their social environment discomfort Dissatisfaction may frequently exhibit inappropriate or antisocial behavior. social-interaction problems.