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History of learning disabilities in the US and internationally Prior to PL 94-142 in the US and internationally

Definitions of learning disabilities since PL 94-142 in the US and internationally

Identification of learning disabilities and practices in the US and internationally

Instruction/intervention in learning disabilities in the US and internationally

State of Learning disabilities in Saudi Arabia

Seven of the most pressing global issues surrounding education and students with Learning disabilities and potential solutions in the golf countries

Significance of these issues and potential solutions to education for students with Learning disabilities in the golf countries

 

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educational technology available to educators with examples ( mathematics, reading, writing )

How can the educational technology positively affect academic outcomes of students with Learning disabilities

State of educational technology use in Saudi Arabia

How educational technology is being used for students with Learning disabilities

What are the Strengths/Areas for improvement of the educational technology

what is the gaps in the educational technology

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