Skills in which areas help raise self-esteem of a child with a learning disability?
AOnly mathematics scores
BAthletics and the arts
COnly spelling accuracy
DTest-taking speed
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Athletics and the arts
1. Self-esteem is affected by a child's awareness of the disability.
2. Other factors can help: skills in non-academic areas such as athletics and arts improve self-esteem.
3. Narrow academic skills are not named as the helpers.
_Source: Wikipedia, Learning disability, section Effects_
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