A learning disability means a person’s brain works in a different way.
It can make learning and everyday life harder.
π¬ What this means
Some people find it hard to:
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Understand or remember information π§©
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Learn new skills π
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Do things like other people their age π£
π Things that might be hard
People with learning disabilities may find it hard to:
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Manage a home π‘
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Look after themselves or their health π
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Learn in school or college π
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Understand work instructions πΌ
π Everyone is different
Not everyone finds the same things hard.
For example:
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One person may struggle with reading or spelling ✏️
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Another person may struggle with maths or money π°
⚙️ Other difficulties can include:
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Talking or understanding others π£️
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Walking, hearing or seeing ππ️
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Reading and writing π
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Remembering things π§
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Knowing left and right ↔️
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Finishing one job before starting another ⏳
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Focusing on one thing at a time π―
π People have strengths too!
People with learning disabilities have many talents and good ideas.
They might be great at:
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Art π¨
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Acting π
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Music π΅
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Caring for others π
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Problem solving π§©
Everyone learns in their own way.
With the right support, people with learning disabilities can do well and live a full life. π
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