Intellectual Disability

Intellectual impairment is defined as a significant loss in the capacity to

comprehend new or difficult knowledge, develop new skills, and operate
independently, including social functioning. Intellectual impairment is usually
identified in childhood and has a long-term influence on a person's life. It can
also be caused by a combination of genetic issues and infections.

Learners with Learning Disability

Students with learning disabilities (LD) struggle to master basic

skills or academic information because they struggle to use or
understand spoken or written language. These difficulties may impair a
student's ability to read, write, spell, think, talk, listen, or perform
mathematics.

Learners with Physical Disabilities

A learning disability is a reduced intellectual capacity and difficulty with

daily duties such as housework, socializing, or money management. Physical
impairments can impair movement, physical dexterity, and communication.
Some folks would use a wheelchair on a regular or irregular basis to get
around.

Learners who are Gifted and Talented

Gifted children are born with above-average innate talent. Gifted

children have polished their natural skills to a high level. Children can be
talented and/or gifted in many different things, including athletics, the arts,
music, academic prowess, and other things - depending on their aptitude and
ability.
Learners with Socioemotional Disorder

Having difficulty detecting and adapting to common social situations, as

well as comprehending how to manage social difficulties, and failing to create
or sustain suitable interpersonal connections with peers and/or instructors.

Learners with Chronic Illnesses

Chronically ill students may skip significant portions of school. This

could be because they have to go to the hospital, recover at home, or go to
regular doctor's appointments. This can lead to difficulty attending tests or
completing assignments on time.

Learners in Difficult Circumstances

Children who have been orphaned or abandoned; Parents are separated

from their children. Children of refugees and migrants