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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Is there ANYTHING that can be done to help kiddos improve their working memory? DD is dyslexic has a profound working memory deficit. Despite having average to high average scores in most other areas in her psych eval the working memory is a huge issue for her. It spills into everything academically. DD is a hard worker and "gets there" with a lot of repetition. It's so much work for her fortunately she is disciplined and a hard worker so she is willing to put in the time to repeat the information and concepts until she drills it in but it adds so much more work for her so she is constantly playing catch up at school and in life. She already works with an ASDEC tutor and a math tutor that know that she needs repetition but just wondering if there are any other ways to help her strengthen her working memory.[/quote] And has adhd or auditory processing disorder or slow processing speed been explored? [/quote]
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