SLOW LEARNER

 SLOW LEARNER  

The term "slow learner" has lingered for decades, often used to label individuals who struggle to grasp new information or skills at the same pace as their peers. However, this label is outdated and harmful, perpetuating misconceptions about learning and individual differences.

CHARACTERISTIC OF SLOW LEARNER

1. Difficulty Following Instructions. They may struggle to understand and follow multi-step instructions or frequently need reminders

2. Comprehension Difficulty. It can be challenging for slow learners to comprehend the topics being taught in class

3. Problems Paying Attention. A short attention span and easy distractibility can hinder their learning process.

4. Memory Disorders: Problems with short-term or working memory can affect a child's ability to retain and use information learned in school.

5. Has poor self-image. They are low in achieving academic skills and often ignored as a part of the school setting, being considered dull and lazy.

6. Limited Vocabulary. Slow learners often have a smaller range of vocabulary than their peers, which can impact their communication and comprehension skills. 

HOW TO OVER COME BEING A SLOW LEARNER?

1. Relax and Stay Calm: Stress negatively impacts learning abilities, so learning to relax and stay calm is vital for speeding up the learning process.

2. Implement Active Recall and Spaced Repetition: These techniques are powerful ways to enhance learning efficiency. Active recall involves actively stimulating memory during the learning process, while spaced repetition reinforces memory by reviewing information at increasing intervals.

3. Seek Hands-On Experience: Engaging in tactile projects and practical experiences can enhance learning outcomes significantly. Hands-on learning promotes active engagement and deeper understanding of concepts.

3. Develop Self-Discipline: Self-discipline plays a crucial role in learning success. Organizing your study routine, setting goals, and maintaining focus can help improve learning speed and retention.

4. Take Varied Teaching Approaches: Teachers can support slow learners by using diverse teaching methods to cater to different learning styles. Encouraging and celebrating the progress of slow learners can boost their confidence and motivation.

By incorporating these strategies into your learning routine and seeking support when needed, you can effectively overcome the challenges associated with being a slow learner.

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ALWAYS REMEMBER :

Learning is a personal journey, and everyone learns at their own pace. Don't compare yourself to others, focus on your own progress and celebrate your achievements.

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Juslyn Mae M. Coniaro