Learning Disability
Virginia Smith · Encyclopedia of the Neurological Sciences · 2003
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Virginia Smith · Encyclopedia of the Neurological Sciences · 2003
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Anthony B. Quinn, Roger V. Clements · Clinical Risk · 1996
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2005
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Kathleen K. M. Deidrick · 2017
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2024
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David Race · 2012
The detailed study of learning disability features rarely in university courses. To a large extent this reflects the low value attributed by our society and its human services to people with learning difficulties. This unusual book, based on one of those rare courses, includes contributions from academic specialists, students and people with learning difficulties, all of whom have participated in the course. Its 'social approach' challenges the very idea of what should be taught about the subject of learning disability and who should teach it. Learning Disability - A Social Approach looks at how people's lives are affected by human services. It covers specific policy and service issues, different aspects of working with people and key debates. The unique insights gained from the combination of academic knowledge and real life experience make it a topical and thought-provoking text for anyone involved with learning disability - student, teacher, professional or policy maker.
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R J Thompson · PubMed · 1984
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Gates, Bob · University of Hertfordshire Research Archive (University of Hertfordshire) · 2014
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Christopher Gillberg, Henrik Söderström · The Lancet · 2003
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Pat Young · 1995
'Learning disability' has replaced the older term 'mental handicap'. This chapter will in most cases use the new and preferred term. (See chapter 1 for a discussion of the importance of language.) However there are points at which the old term will appear — where there is a reference to provision in the past, or where quotations date from earlier years.
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Evangelos Kontopantelis, Ivan Olier, Claire Planner, David Reeves, Darren M Ashcroft, Linda Gask, Tim Doran, Sioban Reilly · Concept Library · 2025
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A Hoffer · PubMed · 1972
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Woody Caan · British Journal of General Practice · 2009
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J. Floyd Williams · American journal of optometry and physiological optics · 1976
ABSTRACT A conceptual model for the natural history of learning disabilities as a health threat will be presented. The model illustrates the multitude of individual and environmental factors influencing the subsequent physical and mental well‐being of disabled learners as well as the professional interaction and interdisciplinary cooperation needed to limit if not prevent the societal impact of learning disabilities.
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POWELL, Justin J W · Open Repository and Bibliography (University of Luxembourg) · 2009
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1994
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Prof. Dr. Norbert M. Seel · 2012
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Linda Ashford · 2017
This chapter presents a case study of Charlie, a five-year, one-month-old boy, was referred to a developmental diagnostic and evaluation centre by his paediatrician with concerns regarding language abilities, unusual behaviour and educational difficulties in kindergarten. It provides a case study of Rowland, who is a two-year, five-month-old boy who was referred to a speech and language evaluation centre by his paediatrician due to excessive drooling and suspected delayed communication abilities. The chapter also presents a case study of Ian, who is a four-year, one-month-old boy who was referred by his paediatrician to a child clinical psychologist due to parental concerns regarding Ian's behaviour and questions of emotional disturbance. Appropriate assessment tools when ruling out learning disability depend on the age of the child and the extent to which the child is able to communicate.
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Rezapour-Mirsaleh, Yasser · Data Archiving and Networked Services (DANS) · 2024
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Gary L.Albrecht · Encyclopedia of Disability · 2006
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