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Comment from : @MentalHealthTreatment

All learning disabilities are popping up in the Demwit party!
Comment from : @caseyshorb8103

Canale già bloccato in quanto ripetitivo e invasivo, ma che continua a ripresentarsi, peraltro sempre col medesimo video Ovviamente, prescindendo dai miei interessi personali, non seguirò niente dato quanto è infestantebrbrbrNon so perché da un periodo a questa parte ho il feed intasato do video su disabilità varie in una quantità spropositata
Comment from : @suadsuad835

Sixty years on from this we no longer use the terms ‘handicapped’ or ‘disabled’ when referring to neurodiverse challenges; teachers are also very limited in the physical contact they are permitted and for the safety and integrity of the children/vulnerable adults, this is essential and progressive We need more Mr Gibson’s in mainstream schools, his work is astounding with positive results
Comment from : @IngenerateIngenue

I GREW UP WITH SPECIAL NEEDS EDUCATION NO IT WASN'T FUN AT ALL TODAY THERE'S SPECIAL NEEDS STUDENTS STILL ARE GETTING THE SHORT END OF THE STICK
Comment from : @user-ep8uk8es3i

“And now do it for an 8th of the budget you need” the government
Comment from : @alejandroruiz1486

This is sad to watch I have disabilities
Comment from : @mistercow6846

Blake's mom looks like she beats him 🙁
Comment from : @monkeytennis7477

Theirs a lot of things they are asking these children that i can’t even remember and understand What does this prove because everyone is not as smart as other and i was a special Ed Student And did graduate And does this prove that I’m artistic or not
Comment from : @stevesutherland5581

My son is normal physically and he deals well with his peers and do sports and talk normal but I feel that he has slow educational development and now he will be in his middle school I plan that if he can’t make it in a normal school I will put him in a special class for his own good Now ,teen agers with slow learning disabilities has the chance to work and support their life unlike before Now they have many chances to make a livelihood I’m worried as a mother but not worried I will support him until he attain he’s ability to stand alone and I will also pray for his own welfare because I can’t do anything without God
Comment from : @ark0616

Kids still aren’t getting help to this day lol
Comment from : @user-cf2ko3xn6d

I was told I was stupid by my father and teacher…was held back for not being able to pass math…when I finally took a test at 48, learned I had dyscalculiabrbrThe years of feeling dumb and clueless have truly affected my self esteem
Comment from : @JuliaShalomJordan

Growing up in the 70's, this video has made me reassess myself that I had undiagnosed ADHD I was John I tried to do everything right and perfect in class and when I couldn't, I suffered with anxiety and behavior issues My outbursts of behavior were so over the top, I knew I had gone too far but couldn't control it I was alone at primary and intermediate school and had 2 friends at High School Post High School I was excluded from a lot of things that I believed I really was no good, so why even try! I was extremely active and an all rounder in sports Sports actually saved me from what I dread to believe that I could have lived on the wrong side of the law Sport taught me discipline and patience believe it or not I loved it and excelled at it I was told I'd never amount to anything and would end up in prison, that's how bad my behavior was When I got to High School I was too involved in sport to get into mischief The positivity from it and my attitude to something I loved and was good at had an effect on my academics where I topped my class 3 years in a row! From bottom of the class post High School to an academic achiever and top all rounder athelete I always thought I was dyslexic where it came to math and was told by one of my math tutors that I am above average in math especially mental math and that I must have had a lousey math teacher who didn't understand me He also said that I was "lazy" to try better and I totally agree there because I hate math lol In Enlish and literature I am an A+, way above average, it helped that I also enjoyed it So wow what an excellent video It brought back some painful memories of my past however, does not defy who I am today
Comment from : @beautifulawa

As a kid in the late 1990s and the early 2000s my parents, especially my mom didn’t understand why I was different from the other kids and after my parents baptized me as a Catholic because they were devout Catholics and we happened to come from El Salvador, they sent me to a Catholic school because they believed that a Catholic school had good emphasis on education compared to a regular school, though they didn’t know nor understood the educational system My former paediatrician referred me to a Catholic school that was far from where I lived in my old neighbourhood and I was referred to a special education class where I was literally the only non White kid there until I was in grade 6 or 7 I think I might have been overlooked when I grew up and by the time I was 12 or 13, I began to feel lonely and unhappy with being there as I wasn’t able to explain the fact that I felt too old to be there and I was improving No one understood or were reluctant to understand at the time that I had a learning disability with math and I still do to this day, but what was never acknowledged was that for many years I had an intellectual disability which is pretty mild While at the same time I denied having PDD NOS and my teachers held me back from integrating, for fear of losing their jobs If I knew that an alternative school existed, I would have benefited from it, but my years as a former student at a Catholic school haunts me and continued to do so to this day, it completely fucked my life up
Comment from : @marlapineda9049

I could have used this in the 90's
Comment from : @g_rr_tt

The amount of help wee Blake gets here looks impressive My daughter has moderate dyslexia, and trying to get her help was exhausting, this was in Glasgow in the 2010's BTW She had speech therapy too, around 4 or 5 Didn't seem to hold her back thou, she got an A in higher English, and managed to get a place in university
Comment from : @yakacm

The American public school system was not made for non-neurotypical people We spend the formative years of our life failing, and are often undiagnosed We’re shamed as lazy or labeled as a, “bad kid” ADHD is completely misunderstood, the people that ACTUALLY have it, do suffer everyday There is no cure, only “treatment” of medication that comes with MAJOR side effects or, CBT but the struggle will be lifelong
Comment from : @theimposingview

This is back when we were insensitive and called them retards Just like our president
Comment from : @WilsonPendarvis-tn3wm

I remember in the late 90s having elementary school teachers make fun of me & put me on the spot for what i now know is having adhd Things that further traumatized me, despite having had early childhood trauma
Comment from : @lolamontez7782

John was abused he doesn't have a learning disability as such, trauma is his disability My 8yo is the same way Smart as a whip, but between trauma and not starting school until 7 he struggles
Comment from : @doyoulikeduckmeat

Hey mommy, today in PE we learned all about Field Sobriety Tests!!!!
Comment from : @markh3684

I was never good at learning from a book but I did quite well with the industrial Arts
Comment from : @ronbaker2673

I love this video My favorite part is the end
Comment from : @sadem1045

Occupational therapists treat children with learning disabilities Play therapy helps to deal with emotional issues brNeurodevelopmental therapy treats neurological problems brGross and fine motor activities treat fine and gross motor coordination brFacilitation of developmental milestones brFamily therapy to guide tge caregiver on how ti handle the child
Comment from : @musak5956

These teachers were so gentle and empathetic, I certainly wasn't expecting it to be like this, considering this documentary is quite old, but I'm glad! I'm just left wondering why every instrument and note in the background music is so distorted and out of tune It gives this doc such an eerie feeling 😭😭
Comment from : @luchirimoya

I struggle so much with directions, amongst other things, so I related soo much to that first little girl, I also couldn't remember everything the woman had told her to do 😭😭
Comment from : @luchirimoya

Going to school with no breakfast does not help you to learn Nobody read to at home or talk to you
Comment from : @donnapoole7341

I can’t believe that even before the staff and parents cared about their needs and made sure to work together, nowadays anyone struggling is left to figure it out on their own so sad
Comment from : @lilit7846

This helpful video is more proof that the world and its education tends toward disorder Entropy and the 2nd law of thermodynamics prove to hold true once again
Comment from : @JasonSPogue

I remember, my third grade teacher recognized I had a learning disability But, of course, no one did anything about it
Comment from : @kumabear3529

Every boy and girl with special learning comprehension difficulties needs a Mr Gibson in his lifeTime lapse 28:35 to 30:45
Comment from : @disboygotdabeat

Ha Ha look at those 4 and 5 years old littler boys and girls swinging on the monkey bars in the background with not a single parent around at time lapse 18:04-18:23 The kids today are so coddled, afraid, pampered and safe-guarded They don't even make play ground equipment like that any more!
Comment from : @disboygotdabeat

When John said that he wasn’t mad at his teacher or his classmates, he was mad at himself…I felt that in the core of my heart
Comment from : @socialstoriesforneurotypic1845

My father was in school in the 60's He made it through to high school but due to probably perceived "bad" behavior, lack of help/ actual understanding, and probably getting beat due to his learning challenges, he got kicked out He never finished his GED either My dad is so smart too, especially with math and computers I think this messed with his self-perception and has caused him to develop a lot of bad habits in his 60's
Comment from : @adriannajeant

Education one of the 4 hidden dynasty's
Comment from : @mlarle

It hurts watching this being a mom of twins with autism & adhd I see a lot of my kids in these children
Comment from : @CurlyLocksRock

michael myers he came home
Comment from : @cub35guy

Back in the early 1960s when I went through grade school, we had several of these retards scattered in with the regular students Still to this day I remember retard Bob Byther whobrheld the compass still while turning the paper underneath when he drew a circle I remember wondering how anyone can actually be that dense!
Comment from : @leroyjones6958

Special education is much better than back in the past!
Comment from : @1974rail

Not gonna lie I cried wattching John struggle, because I got like that as well
Comment from : @baseballkenny8063

Special education should be like this but it’s not The Sped teachers don’t do anything with their students accept babysits them for several hours a day during school time
Comment from : @buckyb7658

John was NOT being disruptive John was being targeted and singled out
Comment from : @MOC2023

we had it all got nothing now disabled jn nz a fucking mess refer to dsc hardship etc plans shame nz
Comment from : @user-zf9dv8kg7q

We never had any of these problems in our school,because our teacher's used a very unique techniqueYes you guessed it,the old one on one with the paddle,and believe me it had the power to knock the stupid out of anyone
Comment from : @marymcbride9134

18:50 Spelling
Comment from : @Judges

2:27 David is likely autistic It's too bad he didn't get an accurate diagnosis
Comment from : @mynewyork165

Having ADHD is like being a automatic machine you can't really control or stop some Things and if you try too hard to stop you break a bit
Comment from : @Xghost4youX

My son has ASD, ADD, sensory perception disorder and learning difficulties, he was excluded from his special needs school at the age of 14 when his head teacher said at his age he should be able to cope with his difficulties (he needed to wear ear defenders and the school wouldn’t allow this) I told the head my son copes very well with his difficulties but he will always have them, he isn’t suddenly cured of his disabilities when he turns 14 I was left no choice but to homeschool my son, he says mums school is the best The education system is still failing so many children
Comment from : @julianne8645

I was diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder since I was 3 years old and I had trouble doing all of my schoolwork because it makes hard for me to concentrate
Comment from : @elizabethramirezsierra3700

A lot of treatment has to do with socioeconomic discrimination Don’t see any ethnic diversity here
Comment from : @carolgregorblomquist4888

There are more disabled people now a days because of plastic
Comment from : @peterplayzgamez7099

I can understand how that boy in class felt
Comment from : @yaraviera4444

God bless this program 🙏 I learned every kid learns at a different pace or level I had three or 4 teachers support the special aid programs
Comment from : @yaraviera4444

Thanks for the special aid I took I made it through high school The support of my teacher gave Me confidencean yes there were moments I felt bad because of the teachers meeting the standards of schoolthey gave me extra time to learn
Comment from : @yaraviera4444

They used fear to get the results they are getting, this means they will take treats or withdrawl food altogether and even violence But they won't show this part of the treatments 😢
Comment from : @charissegeorge9192

I have Autism and ADHD and there is something called Center Program/Special Ed which is for people with learning disabilities I was in there from Preschool in 2010 - 7th grade in 2021 I was diagnosed with Autism and ADHD when I was born which caused me to be a bad student and people disliked me for it I would be on the floor all the time, throwing tantrums, and even whining about everything like time out or getting on red on those class color charts I have been always below grade reading level by multiple years since the 6th grade reading at 2nd grade reading level I was actually surprised that I never got held back in Elementary even with all the struggles I have Now I am going into Sophmore year in August and improved everything and also a General Ed person As the video from the start, the teacher asked " 3 sheets of paper, scissors, and paste" The girl could not remember while I remembered it clearly
Comment from : @JosephSupa2

I liked those metal desks I told my parents how much I would like to have one So, mom called the school and found out there was no way they could get one for me So, dad knew a guy who did wood work and he made me a desk sort of like it out of wood It opened up like those did with hinged tops But the seat was flat and hard, with no back
Comment from : @julienielsen3746

Thanks for sharing this
Comment from : @yaraviera4444

I was diagnosed with dyslexia and diskalkulia an yes have trouble learning like keeping up what to bringif its shoppingso I just put in a paper
Comment from : @yaraviera4444

I can't sit still either and I'm 40 years old!!! But, have adhd
Comment from : @katythepsychiclady2342

theyre the ones who play the mobile games in the ads
Comment from : @crimester

Ive decided to persue a career as a BCBA As a BCBA, I look forward to working with children with disorders & disabilities A Special Ed student becomes a Special Ed Teacher Imagine that 🤯
Comment from : @Bill91190

I have ADD and I had trouble focusing on school work
Comment from : @emilouwilcox1178

Notice how it’s the 60s thank the atom bomb
Comment from : @Dieselpwr

me when my wife sends me to the store 0:28
Comment from : @cynicalshows1789

This was in my recommended, and I clicked on it warily just to see how bad it was I had assumed it would be funny until it was infuriating and upsetting, because disabled children have been treated so poorly in the past — just as they are still treated to this day — but this was surprisingly nice to see They did a pretty good job for this
Comment from : @rileyf4847

I HAVE A LEARNING DISABILITY MYSELF AND IT IS VERY PAINFUL TO HAVE ONE
Comment from : @kathythureen9341

How to listen in language hindi?
Comment from : @aakashsharma3687

So wait, this was available when my mother was a child but they absolutely missed me and asked me to dropout of high school for wasting their time? I was 32 before anybody started to untangle all the learning disabilities I have Autism, dyslexia, ADHD, OCD and alexithymia They missed all of them
Comment from : @jnewcomb

I'm a child with learning disabilities
Comment from : @graphitepencil6522

I wanted to become a teacher and help those with learning disabilities I can feel their pain, I've been in their place
Comment from : @graphitepencil6522

My dad used to do that to me and it was so condescending You can't judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree
Comment from : @chriswalter8092

As a 40some that only discovered she's adhd after her 30s it is so sad that children are being dismissed as "unruly", or "naughty and mischievous", instead of assessed and helped for learning and cognitive differences, because it is too much effort to provide care for them once "labeled"
Comment from : @nelliemusignac

This was an individual school system in California This was not the norm for most schools in the 60's They usually tracked the (what they called the slow kids) into a lower track for the rest of the child's school life Meaning they didn't expect much from them And didn't test them either
Comment from : @StephWantsHealth

I have discalula
Comment from : @annbet3684

Always choose beef burger before asp burger
Comment from : @robertjarman4261

I spy ADHD and autism😮😢 I’m so grateful for advancement We definitely have a ways to go but we’ve come quite far from where they were
Comment from : @BedtimestoriesHydr8ceo

I've grown so accustomed to being shown documentaries, PSAs, commercials from the 50s and 60s being wildly out of touch and aged poorly, I was caught off guard when this ended up being decently genuine and accurate What do you mean they figured this out half a century ago and yet the vast majority still don't get it?
Comment from : @SKmaric

1960’s I wonder how many of these people are still alive?
Comment from : @HotTakeAndy

That was me Unfortunately, I was stuck like these children I couldn't focus it was thought to be a displnary problem It wasn't until I was out of school that I realized I was ok, not a bad child I later through therapy discovered I wasn't a handicapped child I went on to be at the top of my medical field It's wasn't a good time for children growing up in the 1960
Comment from : @bodichair

If reading was involved I was ready after that I was ready to bail My mother was amazed at how much I could read in a week She laughed and said I ate books
Comment from : @MrLookitspam

The days when left-handedness was still considered a problem
Comment from : @marklee1960

vaccines?
Comment from : @shericontrary2535

I have had this my whole life its rough most people over look this one I can't tell you how many people have called me stupid through out my life
Comment from : @blademaster1227

Someone really murdered a recorder for the soundtrack at the end
Comment from : @timothyhh

I was in elementary in the 60's I moved schools every year for my dads job I am dyslexic and have poor short term memory My sister & brother never studied and got straight A's I always felt like a loser till i got married and learned about ADHD & being Dyslexic I taught myself to read Still get numbers backwards but I try & take my timebrMy husband was brilliant and a autistic engineer We understood each others struggles and actually complemented each other
Comment from : @janetcrane59