Examples of using Learning problems in English and their translations into French
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houses have learning problems.
the features of the educational response in classrooms are directly related to it i.e. such learning problems.
The investigation and treatment of hyperactivity, learning problems, behavioural difficulties,
parents in primary schools mainly asked for assistance with problems arising from chronic diseases(42%), learning problems(24%) and mental health problems 19.
educational strategies for resolving learning problems, between 1992 and 1996. This programme benefited 47,460 children.
over represented in special provision for pupils with learning problems seem to highlight that there is confusion in distinguishing between language difficulties
either temporary or permanent, related to disability, learning problems or emotional problems impeding the full development of their potential capacities.
affective characteristics of the pupil and stressing learning problems resulting from the disability
Mostly I will discuss the learning problem that conditions the usable technics
As Sudan had learned, problems were often resolved only to be replaced by others.
the school setting(and not at home or socially), it may suggest that the child has a learning problem or another type of disorder.
To the parent who was bringing to us a"learning problem", we did not accept this perception,problem..">
Neuropsychological learning problems in young schoolgoing children,
Immigrants attending San Marino schools are supported by personal teachers assisting them in solving linguistic and learning problems.
Students with disabilities or with adjustment or learning problems are entitled to educational services adapted to their needs.
help them solve educational and learning problems.
in particular regarding serious or dangerous behaviour or learning problems.
Further measures have been recently adopted to support children affected by specific learning problems(350.000) and with special needs more than 500.000.
children with severe learning problems and those with handicaps and psychological needs were the responsibilities of their families.
Research shows that children born to mothers who drank as little as one drink per day during pregnancy may have behaviour and/or learning problems.