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Specific Learning Disabilities

Clinical Pediatrics, 1967
K, Glaser, R L, Clemmens
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Specific Learning Disability: A Hidden Disability

2019
The chapter ‘Specific Learning Disability: A Hidden Disability’ purports to educate the reader about one of the high incidence disabilities, i.e. specific learning disability (SLD). In the chapter, attempts are made to bring about understanding of the concept of SLD, its characteristics and types.
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Treatment of Specific Learning Disabilities

2014
Abstract Treatment of medical conditions follows, in general, one of a number of patterns. One pattern is prevention—taking measures to prevent the condition from happening. A second pattern is a curative treatment that will eradicate the condition.
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Diagnosing Specific Learning Disabilities

2014
Abstract The purpose of the evaluation is to confirm a possible diagnosis of specific learning disability (SLD), identification of a possible behavioral comorbidity, and finding an etiology for the condition. Comorbidity between SLD and other behavioral disorders, including pervasive developmental disorder and attention deficit ...
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Specific Learning Disabilities Program

Exceptional Children, 1976
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Theorising disability: a practical and representative ontology of learning disability

Disability and Society, 2020
Alison Pilnick, Rachel Fyson, Victoria Cluley   +2 more
exaly  

Genetics of Specific Learning Disabilities

2014
Abstract The genetic component in the ability to learn is different for different types of learning. An interesting study examined the genetic factor in absolute pitch (AP), the ability to recognize a pitch without an external reference. The subjects were musicians attending music conservatories, training programs, and orchestras.
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SPECIFIC LEARNING DISABILITIES

The Slow Learning Child, 1971
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Specific learning disabilities

Paige Cullen Pullen, Sarah R. Powell, Zhina Shen, Sarah G. King, Holly B. Lane, Kristen E. Ashwort, Shelly P. Lovelace, Daniel P. Hallahan   +7 more
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From “Learning disability to intellectual disability”—Perceptions of the increasing use of the term “intellectual disability” in learning disability policy, research and practice

British Journal of Learning Disabilities, 2018
Victoria Cluley
exaly