Learning Disabilities Definitions Puzzle
A lifelong disability
Affects the way someone takes in, remembers, understands and expresses information.
A distinct handicapping condition in the presence of average to above average intelligence.
A real disability that is recognized in legislation as a handicap.
A condition that can affect reading, writing, spelling, calculation, communication, memory, attention, organization, coordination and/or social competence.
Occurs when there are very large differences between a person's learning strengths and weaknesses so that the weaknesses seem to continually get in the way and prevent the individual from demonstrating his or her strengths.
An invisible handicap.