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learning difficulties
plural noun
- difficulty experienced in reaching the average standard of people of the same age group as regards intellectual and cognitive skills and performance
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Example Sentences
During my visit I watched as a young child with learning difficulties was gently coached to walk around a therapy room.
The teaching assistant, who lives with his parents near Truro, Cornwall, is about to start a new job as a support worker for people with learning difficulties.
It is a post-primary school for pupils with moderate learning difficulties with additional special educational needs, and Dr Atkinson is worried about how some of her leavers will find their future.
It also urged them to always consider a report in a wider range of circumstances, including where an offender has an addiction, is transgender, or has learning difficulties.
His father Victor told the inquiry that his son had been "robbed" of his bright and happy future, which was "full of promise despite the learning difficulties that he had".
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