During the pandemic, many parents can find it challenging to identify if their child has a specific learning difficulty, or whether blended learning affects their skills development.
Image source: Amira Karaoud, via ReutersExperts from QF’s Learning Center and Awsaj Academy explain the difference between learning “gaps” and “difficulties”, and ways parents can keep their children focused with hybrid learning
According to Roberson, learning difficulties include the following:
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