It is almost inevitable that a child who is experiencing severe difficulty in reading
will develop intense feelings of frustration. As reading failure continues, many
symptoms of social and emotional maladjustment will appear. Children --
increasingly bewildered by their inability to meet the expectations of their parents,
their teachers, and their peers -- develop a hypersensitivity to the possibility of
failure. This fear of further wounds to their pride exacerbates the problem simply
because children cannot risk any further humiliation. Instead, all to often, children
act out aggressively, withdraw, become depressed, or choose any one of a number
of other maladaptive solutions (p. iii).
It is almost inevitable that a child who is experiencing severe difficulty in reading
will develop intense feelings of frustration. As reading failure continues, many
symptoms of social and emotional maladjustment will appear. Children --
increasingly bewildered by their inability to meet the expectations of their parents,
their teachers, and their peers -- develop a hypersensitivity to the possibility of
failure. This fear of further wounds to their pride exacerbates the problem simply
because children cannot risk any further humiliation. Instead, all to often, children
act out aggressively, withdraw, become depressed, or choose any one of a number
of other maladaptive solutions (p. iii).
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