The duty of every school district to track down, identify, and assess students with disabilities in their area.
A tool or procedure that gives equal access to the teaching and learning process for students with disabilities.
A disorder in which a person has problems and issues interpreting visual information. For instance, not being able to ascertain the difference between two shapes.
A term used to describe children who have exceptional talents in some academic areas and challenges in others. In some instances, a twice-exceptional student could theoretically qualify for both gifted and special education simultaneously.
A type of therapy that assists kids in speaking more clearly, conveying their thoughts and feelings, and deciphering what other people are saying.
The skills and capacity that children need to explain their cognitive or learning disorders to others.