Dr. Devon MacEachron
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first heard May 2017
last heard May 2017
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All have uh have diverse abilities.
I very rarely see anybody who's consistently low in all of these areas or consistently high.
We all have variabilities, but two E kids have pretty dramatic ones typically.
Yes, although it can be interesting because sometimes the child's strength is in a different area from their weakness.
Like you might have a child who has really great um math aptitude and ability.
Um and um
just as charging along really well in math.
Um and uh it has a disability in reading.
Well it doesn't impact them in math at all.
It's only impacting them in reading.
So it it depends on on where you you know it's it
I'm sorry, I lost track of the question.
Where were we?
Absolutely, and it's extremely frustrating for for parents, for teachers who who don't understand typically because they haven't been taught about these types of children, and for the child themselves.
And we often have secondary effects, anxiety, depression, behavioral challenges, because of the frustration of having it's like having a Ferrari brain and having to drive in the slow lane all the time.
The school is either too hard.
hard or too easy.
It's rarely at just the right level because of that asynchronicity.
We do see that quite often and often uh as well we'll see low working memory or average working memory.
Typically the the areas that are strongest in the two E kids are either verbal abilities or fluid reasoning or visual spatial abilities.
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