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LPCD INDICATORS 

 Patterns of Intelligence (POI)

1. Word Smart – Verbal-Linguistic Intelligence (Good at reading, writing, speaking)

2. Number Smart – Logical-Mathematical Intelligence (Good at math, logic, problem-solving)

3. Picture Smart – Visual-Spatial Intelligence (Good at drawing, maps, visualizing things)

4. Music Smart – Musical Intelligence (Good at rhythm, music, sounds)

5. Body Smart – Bodily-Kinesthetic Intelligence (Good at dancing, sports, hands-on work)

6. People Smart – Interpersonal Intelligence (Good at understanding and working with others)

7. Self Smart – Intrapersonal Intelligence (Good at self-understanding, reflection)

8. Nature Smart – Naturalistic Intelligence (Good at understanding nature, animals, plants)

               Type of Intelligence                            ---Description

  1. Linguistic-Skill in language, reading, writing, and speaking
  2. Logical- Mathematical Skill in logic, reasoning, and numbers
  3. Spatial-Ability to visualize and understand spatial relationships
  4. Musical-Sensitivity to sound, rhythm, and music
  5. Bodily-Kinesthetic Control over body movements and handling objects skillfully
  6. Interpersonal-Ability to understand and interact well with others
  7. Intrapersonal-Understanding oneself, self-awareness
  8. Naturalistic-Understanding nature and natural patterns



Area of Interest (AOI)

Area of Interest                                                                What It Means

  1. Literature-     Reading stories, novels, poems, and analyzing texts
  2. Music-             Singing, playing instruments, or listening to music
  3. Sports-          Playing or watching games like cricket, football, etc.
  4. Art & Drawing-             Creating paintings, sketches, or designs
  5. Science & Technology-             Exploring inventions, machines, or scientific facts
  6. Teaching -                  Helping others learn, working with students
  7. Nature & Environment-             Caring for plants, animals, and the planet
  8. History-                Learning about past events, kings, civilizations
  9. Computer/IT--            Using or learning about computers, coding, or software
  10. Writing-              Composing stories, poems, or articles
  11. Public Speaking-          Speaking in front of people, debates, anchoring
  12. Social Work-           Helping others, serving the community


POSITIVE ATTITUDE(PA)

✔️ Positive Traits (Short List)

• Punctual – Always on time

• Very Good Listener – Pays full attention when others speak

• Self-motivated – Works without being told

• Hardworking – Gives full effort

• Open-minded – Accepts new ideas

• Confident – Believes in oneself

• Patient – Stays calm without getting upset

• Responsible – Takes care of duties seriously

• Respectful – Polite and courteous to others

• Cooperative – Works well in a team

• Disciplined – Follows rules and routines

• Creative – Thinks of new ideas

• Curious – Wants to learn more

• Flexible – Adapts easily to changes

• Positive Attitude – Looks at things optimistically

• Helpful – Ready to assist others


Exceptional Ability (EA)

Examples of Exceptional Ability:

                Trait/Quality                                                    Simple Meaning

  1. Self-motivated Works with energy and passion without needing pressure
  2. Hardworking Always puts in full effort; not lazy
  3. Punctual Always on time
  4. Creative Has original ideas; thinks outside the box
  5. Disciplined Follows rules, works in an organized way
  6. Confident Believes in oneself and one’s abilities
  7. Quick Learner Understands new things quickly
  8. Responsible Can be trusted with tasks and duties
  9. Team Player Works well with others in a group
  10. Leadership Quality Can guide or inspire others effectively
  11. Goal-oriented Focused on achieving goals
  12. Adaptable Adjusts easily to changes or new situations
  13. Positive Attitude Always looks on the bright side; optimistic
  14. Exceptional Ability Outstanding skill or talent in a specific area
  15. Good Communicator Can speak or write clearly and effectively
  16. Honest and Sincere Truthful, genuine, and trustworthy

Features of Anxiety(FOA)


Type of Academic Anxiety Features / Signs

  1. Anxiety in English / Language Class - ----Fear of making mistakes while speaking or writing- Avoids participating in discussions- Low self-esteem about language skills- Excessive worry about pronunciation or grammar
  2. Anxiety to Attend School -   ---Complaints of physical illness (headache, stomach ache)- Frequent tardiness or absenteeism- Expresses fear of teachers or classmates- Shows signs of withdrawal or sadness
  3. Test/Exam Anxiety -   Panic attacks before or during exams- Difficulty recalling studied material- Feeling overwhelmed or helpless- Negative self-talk like “I will fail”- Poor sleep or appetite before exams
  4. Homework Anxiety ---- Procrastination or avoidance of homework- Frustration or tears during study time- Feeling unable to start or complete assignments
  5. Performance Anxiety (Presentations/Oral Exams) - ---Trembling voice or shaking hands- Avoiding eye contact- Sweating or nausea before speaking- Forgetting lines or points during oral tasks

Learning Gap(LG)

Skill / Habit Simple Meaning

Writing Habit Regularity and interest in writing tasks

Handwriting Neatness and clarity of writing

Reading Habit Interest and fluency in reading books or texts

Speaking Skill Ability to express thoughts clearly while speaking

Listening Skill Paying attention and understanding spoken instructions

Concentration Ability to focus on studies or tasks

Class Participation Activeness in answering questions or joining discussions

Submission Habit Timely completion and submission of classwork/homework

Learning Interest Curiosity and eagerness to learn

Discipline Following rules, behaving properly





Specific Learning Difficulties(SLD)

Name Also Called Difficulty Area Key Features (Short)

  1. Dyslexia ---Reading Disorder Reading, spelling, decoding words Confuses letters, slow reading, poor spelling
  2. Dysgraphia ----Writing Disorder Handwriting, spelling, organizing ideas Poor handwriting, trouble with written work
  3. Dyscalculia ---Math Disorder Understanding numbers and math concepts Trouble with counting, arithmetic, time, etc.
  4. Dyspraxia ---Developmental Coordination Disorder Motor skills, coordination Clumsy, poor hand-eye coordination, messy work
  5. ADHD Attention----Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder Focus, attention, self-control Easily distracted, impulsive, hyperactive
  6. Auditory Processing Disorder (APD) — -Understanding sounds or speech Can't follow oral instructions easily
  7. Visual Processing Disorder —- Understanding visual information Trouble with visual memory, spacing, etc.













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