Yes, usually under LD or maybe under OHI, but it would probably be OK with a 504 plan/accommodations unless it is a pretty serious type
There is no medication to cure dyspraxia. Dyspraxia can be treated very effectively by occupational therapists and speech pathologists - for an accurate diagnosis and advice on treatment see a speech therapist, they should be able to refer you to a good OT as well.
I have dyspraxia and yes it does affect math
Christine MacIntyre has written: 'Play for children with special needs' -- subject(s): Play, Special education, Education, Learning disabled children, Activity programs, Recreation, Children with disabilities 'Movement and learning in the early years' -- subject(s): Learning, Movement education 'Dyspraxia in the early years' -- subject(s): Apraxia, Motor ability in children, Movement disorders in children 'Dyspraxia 5-14' -- subject(s): Apraxia, Movement disorders in children 'Enhancing learning through play' -- subject(s): Play, Learning, Creative ability in children 'Identifying and supporting children with specific learning difficulties' -- subject(s): Education, Inclusive education, Learning disabled children
Emotional disturbance is one of the categories of disability specified in IDEA. This means that a child with an emotional disturbance may be eligible for special education and related services if it adversely affects their education.
Harry Potter the character does not have dyspraxia, the actor who played him Daniel Radcliffe does. Radcliffe has not discussed his dyspraxia much in public, but he did mention that he struggles with simple tasks such as tying his shoelaces. His publicist stated that Radcliffe only has mild dyspraxia. Not a lot is known about dyspraxia and those with it tend to find ways to adapt to the tasks they find difficult.
The Department of Education determines which students are eligible for a loan consolidation. One can apply onto their website to see if they are eligible.
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Michael S. Rosenberg has written: 'Special education for today's teachers' -- subject(s): Special education, Education, Children with disabilities, Special education teachers, Study and teaching 'Special education for today's teachers' -- subject(s): Special education, Education, Children with disabilities, Special education teachers, Study and teaching 'The special education sourcebook' -- subject(s): Special education, Bibliography, Directories, Handbooks, manuals
history of special education
Special education teachers have a degree in education and a regular teaching credential and then get class work done in special education and a credential in special education.
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It means special education. This is education for those with disabilities.