The person who has this condition has a messy handwriting and they struggle with spelling. It is difficult for them to put their ideas into a written form.

• DYSGRAPHIA

• DYSLEXIA

• APHASIA

• DYSCALCULIA

Characterised by impairments in learning basic arithmetic facts, processing numerical magnitude and performing accurate calculations

• ID

• APHASIA

• DYSCALCULIA

• DYSLEXIA

It was developed in 1986. This was established to address the problems of some learners who have difficulty in decoding and comprehending text presented to them.

• CRITICAL TRAINING

• SELF- INSTRUCTION

• STRATEGIES AND METHOD

• RECIPROCAL TRAINING

A learning disability (LD) is a neurological illness.

• FALSE

• TRUE

He was the first to used the term "learning disability" at an education conference

• ALBERT EINSTEIN

• KARL MARX

• SAMUEL A. KIRK

• SAMUEL A. SMIRK

The causes of learning disabilities are

organic,

biological, genetic or environmental.

• TRUE

• FALSE

also known as developmental reading disorder. It is characterized by delay and difficulty in reading even with good eye sight and normal or above-average intelligence.

• DYSALEXIA

• DYSCALCULIA

• DISPHASIA

• DYSLEXIA

Learning disability in motor skills which involves problems with movement and coordination whether it is with fine motor skills (cutting, writing) or gross motor skills (running, jumping)

• DYSLEXIA

• DYSPRAXIA

• APHASIA

• DYSGRAPHIA

Language and communication learning disabilities which involve the ability to understand or produce spoken language.

• DYSCALCULIA

• APHASIA

• DYSLEXIA

• DYSGRAPHIA

WHAT IS THE LEARNING DISORDER OF THE GIVEN EXAMPLE?

• DYSLEXIA

• LANGUAGE CAPACITY

• APHASIA

• WORD DISORDER