Students who are able to learn but consistently perform below the level of their intelligence are

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Students who are able to learn but consistently perform below the level of their intelligence are

◦ intellectually or developmentally disabled (IDD).
◦ learning disabled (LD).
◦ hearing impaired (HI).
◦ visually impaired (VI).

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JYan

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Reply #1 on: Feb 20, 2019

learning disabled (LD).

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Reply #2 on: Feb 20, 2019

Thanks

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Reply #3 on: Feb 20, 2019

Welcome

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