Allergies and Learning Disabilities
Numerous connections between allergies and learning disabilities have been made in the popular press and other media directed to parents of the learning disabled. This article briefly traces the reasons for this association and critically analyzes existing research of such factors as school underach...
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| Veröffentlicht in: | Learning disability quarterly 1985-11, Vol.8 (4), p.255-260 |
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| description | Numerous connections between allergies and learning disabilities have been made in the popular press and other media directed to parents of the learning disabled. This article briefly traces the reasons for this association and critically analyzes existing research of such factors as school underachievement and learning problems, listening and hearing problems, absenteeism, and social-emotional disorders. Results of a comparison of group achievement scores, school attendance records, and medical symptoms of allergic and nonallergic students with and without learning disabilities raise serious questions about the purported relationship between allergies and learning problems. |
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| subjects | Allergies Allergy tests Children Food allergies Hearing disorders Hyperactivity Learning disabilities Mass media Otitis media Parents People with disabilities Special needs students Symptoms |
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