How Are Children with Learning Disabilities Distinguished from Their Classmates

question 16

Multiple Choice

How are children with learning disabilities distinguished from their classmates?

• A) They are assessed as having low intelligence and low achievement levels.
• B) There is a discrepancy between their performance on different parts of the IQ test.
• C) Their disability is readily apparent.
• D) They have vision and hearing problems.

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Definitions:

Distributed Practice

A learning technique where practice is broken up into a number of short sessions over a longer period.

Cramming

An intensive, short-term study practice aimed at memorizing large amounts of information in a minimal amount of time.

Learning Levels

Different stages or degrees of learning achievement, often categorized in educational contexts to describe progressing educational objectives.

Error Management

The process of identifying, learning from, and reducing mistakes in a given system or activity.