The number of individuals dealing with learning disabilities has risen tremendously in recent years, and for children who suffer from conditions of dyslexia, dyscalculia, dyspraxia, and others, their ability to process and understand becomes more challenging. Most learning disabilities are manifested through difficulty in some form of writing, thinking, listening, speaking, mathematical calculations, and spelling. Even those with disabilities such as ADHD or autism spectrum disorder have difficulty in the classroom and with traditional learning methods. Students with special needs and learning disabilities require accommodations in the classroom if they…
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