The first way that sensory processing disorders affects academics is simply in the child’s ability (or inability) to sit still when there is a plethora of sensory information in a classroom.

Do sensory processing disorders affect academics? The answer, unfortunately, is a resounding yes.

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"So, I work with a specialist and that's one of the things that's helping me build confidence in myself," she explained. One big misconception is dyslexia is strictly a visual processing disorder.

There are a long list of visual problems that can impact a child's academic success and may require this kind of therapy including accommodation dysfunction, amblyopia and oculomotor dysfunction.