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In the United States and
Canada, the term learning
disability is used to refer
to psychological and
neurological conditions that
affect a person's
communicative capacities and
potential to be taught
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Special education
Special education, describes
an educational alternative
that focuses on the teaching
of students with academic,
behavioral, health, or
physical needs that cannot
sufficiently be met using
traditional educational
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Instructional design
Instructional design, also
known as instructional
systems design, is the
analysis of learning needs
and systematic development
of instruction. ... > full story
Dyslexia
Developmental dyslexia is a
condition or learning
disability which causes
difficulty with reading and
writing.
Its standard definition is a
difficulty in reading and
writing in spite of normal
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