Understanding Learning Differences Through Creative Expression
Celebrating Unique Strengths in Every Learner's Journey
Empowering Futures: The Importance of Support for Learning Disabilities
Unlocking Potential: The Hidden Talents of Diverse Minds
Shining a Light on Resilience: How Every Challenge Can Spark Growth
What is Learning Disability
and Special Needs?
🌟
PowerPoint Title Slide
Learning
Disabilities
Lifelong
– But Not Hopeless
Image
suggestion:
Simple symbol of a brain + heart or person thinking
Slide
1 – What Is a Learning Disability?
🧠
A learning disability is lifelong.
🔄
It does not go away.
❌
It cannot be cured.
Image:
Brain symbol
Slide
2 – Is There Help?
✅
There is support.
✅
There is treatment.
✅
There are strategies that help.
💬
With the right help, learning is possible.
Image:
Helping hands symbol
Slide
3 – Intelligence
🚫
A learning disability does NOT mean low intelligence.
🧠
Most people have average intelligence.
⭐
Some people are gifted.
Image:
Lightbulb or star
Slide
4 – Strengths
Many
people have strong skills in:
🎨
Creative arts
🎵
Music
🎭
Drama
🛠
Practical skills
💡
Problem-solving
Image:
Paintbrush or music notes
Slide
5 – Learning Can Be Hard
📚
Learning may be harder.
⏳
It may take more time.
🔁
Things may need repeating.
But…
💪
It is NOT impossible.
Image:
Person climbing steps
Slide
6 – Communication
A
learning disability can affect:
🗣
Talking
👂
Understanding
📖
Reading
✏
Writing
Image:
Speech bubble
Slide
7 – Daily Life Skills
It
can affect everyday life:
🏠
Living independently
🧹
Housework
💷
Managing money
🛒
Shopping
Image:
House symbol
Slide
8 – Education and Work
It
can affect:
🏫
School
🎓
College
💼
Work
🗂
Organisation
Image:
School or briefcase
Slide
9 – Important Message
Everyone
is different.
🌈
Every person has strengths.
🌱
With the right support, people can achieve their goals.
Image:
Growing plant
Final
Slide – Positive Ending
💬
Learning is harder.
💬
But it is not impossible.
💬
Support makes a difference.
✨
You are not alone.
Image:
Group of people together
Special needs and learning disability
affects peoples’ ability to learn.
Reading
Writing
Math’s
Personal skills
Work skills
How to look after oneself and more.
Common
Experiences in People with Learning Disabilities
Every
learning disability is
different.
But many people share similar experiences.
Some common traits include:
• Trouble with spelling.
• Avoiding reading or writing tasks.
• Difficulty summarizing information.
• Struggling with open-ended questions.
• Poor short-term or working memory.
• Difficulty un
Easy Read Version
📘
Some People May Find It Hard To:
🔤
Spell long words
(Some words are tricky to write.)
📖
Read long words
(Big words can feel confusing.)
⏳
Read for a long time
(Reading can feel tiring.)
🧠
Remember what they read
(The words do not always stay in their memory.)
➕
Do maths
(Numbers and sums can feel difficult.)
📘
Slightly Expanded Version (For Your Main Book)
Some people may:
Struggle to spell long or complicated words.
Find it hard to read longer words accurately.
Feel tired or overwhelmed when reading for a long time.
Forget what they have just read.
Find maths difficult, especially calculations or number
problems.
This
does not mean they are not intelligent.
It may mean they have dyslexia, dyscalculia, or another learning
difference.
With
the right support, they can learn in ways that work for them.
📊
PowerPoint Slide Version (Simple Layout)
Slide
Title:
Common Learning Difficulties
Slide
Content (bullet points):
•
Difficulty spelling long words
• Difficulty reading long words
• Difficulty reading for long periods
• Difficulty remembering what was read
• Difficulty with maths
Footer
suggestion:
Everyone learns differently. Support makes a difference.
1️⃣ Difference Between Dyslexia and Dyscalculia
(Simple, clear explanation for your book)
📘 What is Dyslexia?
Dyslexia is a learning difference that mainly
affects:
•
Reading
•
Spelling
•
Writing
•
Remembering written information
A person with dyslexia may:
•
Read slowly
•
Mix up letters
•
Struggle with long words
•
Forget what they just read
Dyslexia does not mean someone is not
intelligent.
Many people with dyslexia are creative, practical, and good at problem-solving.
¡ ➕ What is Dyscalculia?
¡ Dyscalculia is a learning difference that mainly
affects:
·
Understanding numbers
·
Remembering number facts
·
Telling the time
·
Handling money
·
Doing maths calculations
·
A person with dyscalculia
may:
·
Forget basic number facts
·
Struggle with times
tables
·
Find mental math’s very
difficult
·
Feel anxious about
numbers
· Dyscalculia also does not mean someone is not intelligent
✍️ Dysgraphia
Common Challenges
•
Messy handwriting
•
Slow writing speed
•
Difficulty organizing thoughts on paper
•
Trouble with spelling and punctuation
Common Strengths
•
Strong verbal ideas
•
Creative storytelling
•
Good imagination
•
Strong listening skills
🔤
Dyslexia
Common Challenges
Reading slowly
Difficulty spelling
Mixing up letters
Trouble remembering written information
Reading fatigue
Common Strengths
Creative thinking
Strong imagination
Big-picture thinking
Problem-solving skills
Good verbal communication
Thinking outside the box
➕
Dyscalculia
Common Challenges
Difficulty understanding numbers
Trouble with times tables
Difficulty telling time
Struggles with money
Math’s anxiety
Common Strengths
Creative skills
Strong language skills
Good discussion skills
Strategic thinking
Often strong in arts or practical work
✍️
Dysgraphia
Common Challenges
Messy handwriting
Slow writing speed
Difficulty organising thoughts on paper
Trouble with spelling and punctuation
Common Strengths
Strong verbal ideas
Creative storytelling
Good imagination
Strong listening skills
🧩
Dyspraxia (Developmental Coordination Disorder)
Common Challenges
Poor coordination
Clumsiness
Difficulty with fine motor skills
Trouble with organisation
Fatigue
Common Strengths
Determination
Creative problem-solving
Empathy
Resilience
Strong verbal reasoning
⚡
ADHD
Common Challenges
Difficulty concentrating
Impulsivity
Restlessness
Forgetfulness
Emotional regulation difficulties
Common Strengths
High energy
Creativity
Hyperfocus on interests
Quick thinking
Enthusiasm
Risk-taking innovation
🧠
Autism
Common Challenges
Social communication differences
Sensory sensitivities
Need for routine
Difficulty with change
Anxiety
Common Strengths
Attention to detail
Honesty
Strong memory
Deep focus on interests
Logical thinking
Reliability
📘
Learning Disability (Intellectual Disability)
Common Challenges
Slower learning pace
Difficulty with abstract thinking
Needing support with daily living skills
Communication difficulties
Common Strengths
Kindness
Loyalty
Honesty
Practical skills
Routine reliability
Strong community values
💬
Mental Health Conditions (General)
Common Challenges
Low mood
Anxiety
Low confidence
Fatigue
Concentration problems
Common Strengths
Emotional awareness
Empathy
Creativity
Resilience
Deep understanding of others
🌍
Important Section For Your Book
Everyone is different.
Not every person will have these strengths or challenges.
Support, understanding, and early help make a big difference.
A disability does not remove intelligence.
It does not remove potential.
It does not remove value.
What is Learning Disability and Special Needs?
🌟
PowerPoint Title Slide
Learning
Disabilities
Lifelong
– But Not Hopeless
Image
suggestion:
Simple symbol of a brain + heart or person thinking
Slide
1 – What Is a Learning Disability?
🧠
A learning disability is lifelong.
🔄
It does not go away.
❌
It cannot be cured.
Image:
Brain symbol
Slide
2 – Is There Help?
✅
There is support.
✅
There is treatment.
✅
There are strategies that help.
💬
With the right help, learning is possible.
Image:
Helping hands symbol
Slide
3 – Intelligence
🚫
A learning disability does NOT mean low intelligence.
🧠
Most people have average intelligence.
⭐
Some people are gifted.
Image:
Lightbulb or star
Slide
4 – Strengths
Many
people have strong skills in:
🎨
Creative arts
🎵
Music
🎭
Drama
🛠
Practical skills
💡
Problem-solving
Image:
Paintbrush or music notes
Slide
5 – Learning Can Be Hard
📚
Learning may be harder.
⏳
It may take more time.
🔁
Things may need repeating.
But…
💪
It is NOT impossible.
Image:
Person climbing steps
Slide
6 – Communication
A
learning disability can affect:
🗣
Talking
👂
Understanding
📖
Reading
✏
Writing
Image:
Speech bubble
Slide
7 – Daily Life Skills
It
can affect everyday life:
🏠
Living independently
🧹
Housework
💷
Managing money
🛒
Shopping
Image:
House symbol
Slide
8 – Education and Work
It
can affect:
🏫
School
🎓
College
💼
Work
🗂
Organisation
Image:
School or briefcase
Slide
9 – Important Message
Everyone
is different.
🌈
Every person has strengths.
🌱
With the right support, people can achieve their goals.
Image:
Growing plant
Final
Slide – Positive Ending
💬
Learning is harder.
💬
But it is not impossible.
💬
Support makes a difference.
✨
You are not alone.
Image:
Group of people together
Special needs and learning disability
affects peoples’ ability to learn.
Reading
Writing
Math’s
Personal skills
Work skills
How to look after oneself and more.
Common
Experiences in People with Learning Disabilities
Every
learning disability is
different.
But many people share similar experiences.
Some common traits include:
• Trouble with spelling.
• Avoiding reading or writing tasks.
• Difficulty summarizing information.
• Struggling with open-ended questions.
• Poor short-term or working memory.
• Difficulty un
Easy Read Version
📘
Some People May Find It Hard To:
🔤
Spell long words
(Some words are tricky to write.)
📖
Read long words
(Big words can feel confusing.)
⏳
Read for a long time
(Reading can feel tiring.)
🧠
Remember what they read
(The words do not always stay in their memory.)
➕
Do maths
(Numbers and sums can feel difficult.)
📘
Slightly Expanded Version (For Your Main Book)
Some people may:
Struggle to spell long or complicated words.
Find it hard to read longer words accurately.
Feel tired or overwhelmed when reading for a long time.
Forget what they have just read.
Find maths difficult, especially calculations or number
problems.
This
does not mean they are not intelligent.
It may mean they have dyslexia, dyscalculia, or another learning
difference.
With
the right support, they can learn in ways that work for them.
📊
PowerPoint Slide Version (Simple Layout)
Slide
Title:
Common Learning Difficulties
Slide
Content (bullet points):
•
Difficulty spelling long words
• Difficulty reading long words
• Difficulty reading for long periods
• Difficulty remembering what was read
• Difficulty with maths
Footer
suggestion:
Everyone learns differently. Support makes a difference.
1️⃣ Difference Between Dyslexia and Dyscalculia
(Simple, clear explanation for your book)
📘 What is Dyslexia?
Dyslexia is a learning difference that mainly
affects:
•
Reading
•
Spelling
•
Writing
•
Remembering written information
A person with dyslexia may:
•
Read slowly
•
Mix up letters
•
Struggle with long words
•
Forget what they just read
Dyslexia does not mean someone is not
intelligent.
Many people with dyslexia are creative, practical, and good at problem-solving.
¡ ➕ What is Dyscalculia?
¡ Dyscalculia is a learning difference that mainly
affects:
·
Understanding numbers
·
Remembering number facts
·
Telling the time
·
Handling money
·
Doing maths calculations
·
A person with dyscalculia
may:
·
Forget basic number facts
·
Struggle with times
tables
·
Find mental math’s very
difficult
·
Feel anxious about
numbers
· Dyscalculia also does not mean someone is not intelligent
✍️ Dysgraphia
Common Challenges
•
Messy handwriting
•
Slow writing speed
•
Difficulty organizing thoughts on paper
•
Trouble with spelling and punctuation
Common Strengths
•
Strong verbal ideas
•
Creative storytelling
•
Good imagination
•
Strong listening skills
🔤
Dyslexia
Common Challenges
Reading slowly
Difficulty spelling
Mixing up letters
Trouble remembering written information
Reading fatigue
Common Strengths
Creative thinking
Strong imagination
Big-picture thinking
Problem-solving skills
Good verbal communication
Thinking outside the box
➕
Dyscalculia
Common Challenges
Difficulty understanding numbers
Trouble with times tables
Difficulty telling time
Struggles with money
Math’s anxiety
Common Strengths
Creative skills
Strong language skills
Good discussion skills
Strategic thinking
Often strong in arts or practical work
✍️
Dysgraphia
Common Challenges
Messy handwriting
Slow writing speed
Difficulty organising thoughts on paper
Trouble with spelling and punctuation
Common Strengths
Strong verbal ideas
Creative storytelling
Good imagination
Strong listening skills
🧩
Dyspraxia (Developmental Coordination Disorder)
Common Challenges
Poor coordination
Clumsiness
Difficulty with fine motor skills
Trouble with organisation
Fatigue
Common Strengths
Determination
Creative problem-solving
Empathy
Resilience
Strong verbal reasoning
⚡
ADHD
Common Challenges
Difficulty concentrating
Impulsivity
Restlessness
Forgetfulness
Emotional regulation difficulties
Common Strengths
High energy
Creativity
Hyperfocus on interests
Quick thinking
Enthusiasm
Risk-taking innovation
🧠
Autism
Common Challenges
Social communication differences
Sensory sensitivities
Need for routine
Difficulty with change
Anxiety
Common Strengths
Attention to detail
Honesty
Strong memory
Deep focus on interests
Logical thinking
Reliability
📘
Learning Disability (Intellectual Disability)
Common Challenges
Slower learning pace
Difficulty with abstract thinking
Needing support with daily living skills
Communication difficulties
Common Strengths
Kindness
Loyalty
Honesty
Practical skills
Routine reliability
Strong community values
💬
Mental Health Conditions (General)
Common Challenges
Low mood
Anxiety
Low confidence
Fatigue
Concentration problems
Common Strengths
Emotional awareness
Empathy
Creativity
Resilience
Deep understanding of others
🌍
Important Section For Your Book
Everyone is different.
Not every person will have these strengths or challenges.
Support, understanding, and early help make a big difference.
A disability does not remove intelligence.
It does not remove potential.
It does not remove value.
What is Learning Disability and Special Needs?
🌟
PowerPoint Title Slide
Learning
Disabilities
Lifelong
– But Not Hopeless
Image
suggestion:
Simple symbol of a brain + heart or person thinking
Slide
1 – What Is a Learning Disability?
🧠
A learning disability is lifelong.
🔄
It does not go away.
❌
It cannot be cured.
Image:
Brain symbol
Slide
2 – Is There Help?
✅
There is support.
✅
There is treatment.
✅
There are strategies that help.
💬
With the right help, learning is possible.
Image:
Helping hands symbol
Slide
3 – Intelligence
🚫
A learning disability does NOT mean low intelligence.
🧠
Most people have average intelligence.
⭐
Some people are gifted.
Image:
Lightbulb or star
Slide
4 – Strengths
Many
people have strong skills in:
🎨
Creative arts
🎵
Music
🎭
Drama
🛠
Practical skills
💡
Problem-solving
Image:
Paintbrush or music notes
Slide
5 – Learning Can Be Hard
📚
Learning may be harder.
⏳
It may take more time.
🔁
Things may need repeating.
But…
💪
It is NOT impossible.
Image:
Person climbing steps
Slide
6 – Communication
A
learning disability can affect:
🗣
Talking
👂
Understanding
📖
Reading
✏
Writing
Image:
Speech bubble
Slide
7 – Daily Life Skills
It
can affect everyday life:
🏠
Living independently
🧹
Housework
💷
Managing money
🛒
Shopping
Image:
House symbol
Slide
8 – Education and Work
It
can affect:
🏫
School
🎓
College
💼
Work
🗂
Organisation
Image:
School or briefcase
Slide
9 – Important Message
Everyone
is different.
🌈
Every person has strengths.
🌱
With the right support, people can achieve their goals.
Image:
Growing plant
Final
Slide – Positive Ending
💬
Learning is harder.
💬
But it is not impossible.
💬
Support makes a difference.
✨
You are not alone.
Image:
Group of people together
Special needs and learning disability
affects peoples’ ability to learn.
Reading
Writing
Math’s
Personal skills
Work skills
How to look after oneself and more.
Common
Experiences in People with Learning Disabilities
Every
learning disability is
different.
But many people share similar experiences.
Some common traits include:
• Trouble with spelling.
• Avoiding reading or writing tasks.
• Difficulty summarizing information.
• Struggling with open-ended questions.
• Poor short-term or working memory.
• Difficulty un
Easy Read Version
📘
Some People May Find It Hard To:
🔤
Spell long words
(Some words are tricky to write.)
📖
Read long words
(Big words can feel confusing.)
⏳
Read for a long time
(Reading can feel tiring.)
🧠
Remember what they read
(The words do not always stay in their memory.)
➕
Do maths
(Numbers and sums can feel difficult.)
📘
Slightly Expanded Version (For Your Main Book)
Some people may:
Struggle to spell long or complicated words.
Find it hard to read longer words accurately.
Feel tired or overwhelmed when reading for a long time.
Forget what they have just read.
Find maths difficult, especially calculations or number
problems.
This
does not mean they are not intelligent.
It may mean they have dyslexia, dyscalculia, or another learning
difference.
With
the right support, they can learn in ways that work for them.
📊
PowerPoint Slide Version (Simple Layout)
Slide
Title:
Common Learning Difficulties
Slide
Content (bullet points):
•
Difficulty spelling long words
• Difficulty reading long words
• Difficulty reading for long periods
• Difficulty remembering what was read
• Difficulty with maths
Footer
suggestion:
Everyone learns differently. Support makes a difference.
1️⃣ Difference Between Dyslexia and Dyscalculia
(Simple, clear explanation for your book)
📘 What is Dyslexia?
Dyslexia is a learning difference that mainly
affects:
•
Reading
•
Spelling
•
Writing
•
Remembering written information
A person with dyslexia may:
•
Read slowly
•
Mix up letters
•
Struggle with long words
•
Forget what they just read
Dyslexia does not mean someone is not
intelligent.
Many people with dyslexia are creative, practical, and good at problem-solving.
¡ ➕ What is Dyscalculia?
¡ Dyscalculia is a learning difference that mainly
affects:
·
Understanding numbers
·
Remembering number facts
·
Telling the time
·
Handling money
·
Doing maths calculations
·
A person with dyscalculia
may:
·
Forget basic number facts
·
Struggle with times
tables
·
Find mental math’s very
difficult
·
Feel anxious about
numbers
· Dyscalculia also does not mean someone is not intelligent
✍️ Dysgraphia
Common Challenges
•
Messy handwriting
•
Slow writing speed
•
Difficulty organizing thoughts on paper
•
Trouble with spelling and punctuation
Common Strengths
•
Strong verbal ideas
•
Creative storytelling
•
Good imagination
•
Strong listening skills
🔤
Dyslexia
Common Challenges
Reading slowly
Difficulty spelling
Mixing up letters
Trouble remembering written information
Reading fatigue
Common Strengths
Creative thinking
Strong imagination
Big-picture thinking
Problem-solving skills
Good verbal communication
Thinking outside the box
➕
Dyscalculia
Common Challenges
Difficulty understanding numbers
Trouble with times tables
Difficulty telling time
Struggles with money
Math’s anxiety
Common Strengths
Creative skills
Strong language skills
Good discussion skills
Strategic thinking
Often strong in arts or practical work
✍️
Dysgraphia
Common Challenges
Messy handwriting
Slow writing speed
Difficulty organising thoughts on paper
Trouble with spelling and punctuation
Common Strengths
Strong verbal ideas
Creative storytelling
Good imagination
Strong listening skills
🧩
Dyspraxia (Developmental Coordination Disorder)
Common Challenges
Poor coordination
Clumsiness
Difficulty with fine motor skills
Trouble with organisation
Fatigue
Common Strengths
Determination
Creative problem-solving
Empathy
Resilience
Strong verbal reasoning
⚡
ADHD
Common Challenges
Difficulty concentrating
Impulsivity
Restlessness
Forgetfulness
Emotional regulation difficulties
Common Strengths
High energy
Creativity
Hyperfocus on interests
Quick thinking
Enthusiasm
Risk-taking innovation
🧠
Autism
Common Challenges
Social communication differences
Sensory sensitivities
Need for routine
Difficulty with change
Anxiety
Common Strengths
Attention to detail
Honesty
Strong memory
Deep focus on interests
Logical thinking
Reliability
📘
Learning Disability (Intellectual Disability)
Common Challenges
Slower learning pace
Difficulty with abstract thinking
Needing support with daily living skills
Communication difficulties
Common Strengths
Kindness
Loyalty
Honesty
Practical skills
Routine reliability
Strong community values
💬
Mental Health Conditions (General)
Common Challenges
Low mood
Anxiety
Low confidence
Fatigue
Concentration problems
Common Strengths
Emotional awareness
Empathy
Creativity
Resilience
Deep understanding of others
🌍
Important Section For Your Book
Everyone is different.
Not every person will have these strengths or challenges.
Support, understanding, and early help make a big difference.
A disability does not remove intelligence.
It does not remove potential.
It does not remove value.
Lifelong – But Not Hopeless
Image suggestion:
Simple symbol of a brain + heart or person thinking
Slide 1 – What Is a Learning Disability?
🧠 A learning disability is lifelong.
🔄 It does not go away.
❌ It cannot be cured.
Image: Brain symbol
Slide 2 – Is There Help?
✅ There is support.
✅ There is treatment.
✅ There are strategies that help.
💬 With the right help, learning is possible.
Image: Helping hands symbol
Slide 3 – Intelligence
🚫 A learning disability does NOT mean low intelligence.
🧠 Most people have average intelligence.
⭐ Some people are gifted.
Image: Lightbulb or star
Slide 4 – Strengths
Many people have strong skills in:
🎨 Creative arts
🎵 Music
🎭 Drama
🛠 Practical skills
💡 Problem-solving
Image: Paintbrush or music notes
Slide 5 – Learning Can Be Hard
📚 Learning may be harder.
⏳ It may take more time.
🔁 Things may need repeating.
But…
💪 It is NOT impossible.
Image: Person climbing steps
Slide 6 – Communication
A learning disability can affect:
🗣 Talking
👂 Understanding
📖 Reading
✏ Writing
Image: Speech bubble
Slide 7 – Daily Life Skills
It can affect everyday life:
🏠 Living independently
🧹 Housework
💷 Managing money
🛒 Shopping
Image: House symbol
Slide 8 – Education and Work
It can affect:
🏫 School
🎓 College
💼 Work
🗂 Organisation
Image: School or briefcase
Slide 9 – Important Message
Everyone is different.
🌈 Every person has strengths.
🌱 With the right support, people can achieve their goals.
Image: Growinplant
Final Slide – Positive Ending
💬 Learning is harder.
💬 But it is not impossible.
💬 Support makes a difference.
✨ You are not alone.
Image: Group of people together
🌟 PowerPoint Title Slide
Learning Disabilities
Lifelong – But Not Hopeless
Image suggestion:
Simple symbol of a brain + heart or person thinking
Slide 1 – What Is a Learning Disability?
🧠 A learning disability is lifelong.
🔄 It does not go away.
❌ It cannot be cured.
Image: Brain symbol
Slide 2 – Is There Help?
✅ There is support.
✅ There is treatment.
✅ There are strategies that help.
💬 With the right help, learning is possible.
Image: Helping hands symbol
Slide 3 – Intelligence
🚫 A learning disability does NOT mean low intelligence.
🧠 Most people have average intelligence.
⭐ Some people are gifted.
Image: Lightbulb or star
Slide 4 – Strengths
Many people have strong skills in:
🎨 Creative arts
🎵 Music
🎭 Drama
🛠 Practical skills
💡 Problem-solving
Image: Paintbrush or music notes
Slide 5 – Learning Can Be Hard
📚 Learning may be harder.
⏳ It may take more time.
🔁 Things may need repeating.
But…
💪 It is NOT impossible.
Image: Person climbing steps
Slide 6 – Communication
A learning disability can affect:
🗣 Talking
👂 Understanding
📖 Reading
✏ Writing
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Slide 7 – Daily Life Skills
It can affect everyday life:
🏠 Living independently
🧹 Housework
💷 Managing money
🛒 Shopping
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Slide 8 – Education and Work
It can affect:
🏫 School
🎓 College
💼 Work
🗂 Organisation
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Slide 9 – Important Message
Everyone is different.
🌈 Every person has strengths.
🌱 With the right support, people can achieve their goals.
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Final Slide – Positive Ending
💬 Learning is harder.
💬 But it is not impossible.
💬 Support makes a difference.
✨ You are not alone.
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