Specific learning disorders in epileptic children.

Conduct disorders in epileptic children.

The management of epileptic children has greatly improved during the last 10 years with new methods of investigation, new anticonvulsant drugs, and sometimes neurosurgical procedures, but conduct disorders encountered in epileptic children remain a most intractable problem. In spite of popular beliefs only a small proportion of epileptic children have severe disorders of this type. Henderson (1...

Social Competence in Children with Learning and Autism Spectrum Disorders

Objective: The present study has been carried out to compare the social competence in two groups of students with Autism Disorder (AD) and Learning Disorders (LD). Methods: This research was a kind of descriptive research with 2 comparative groups. 90 learning and Autistic disorder students aged 10 to 13 years (45 LD & 45 AD) were selected randomly as a statistical sample. For the assessment...

Neuroimaging in Epileptic Disorders

Approach to Word Problem Solving in Students with Specific Learning Disorders: A Review Study

Background and Objective: Today, different teaching approaches have been offered to solve word problems. Schema-based instruction is one of these new approaches. This study aimed to identify and determine the nature, stages, research evidence, and effectiveness of schema-based instruction on resolving students’ word problems. Materials and Methods: This is a review study. Studies and resources...

psychiatric disorders in epileptic patients

psychiatric disorders are very prevalent in epilepsy, 30 to 50 percent of epileptic patients suffer from psychiatric problems. on the other hand, many psychiatric disorders such as dissociative disorder, sleep disorder, impulse control disorder and cyclic disorders have clinical features like epilepsy. therefore, differential dagnosis is very important in dealing with epilepsy. epilepsy has man...