Learning Disabilities (Dyslexia etc.)
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Under 'Learning Disability', regarding the term first used by Samuel Kirk, if a child displays an inability to understand mathematical calculations, recognize numbers, and correctly use mathematical symbols, this specific learning disorder is known as which of the following?
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Samuel Kirk first used the term 'Learning Disability' in 1963. The inability to understand mathematical calculations, recognize numbers, and comprehend mathematical operations is called 'Dyscalculia'. Meanwhile, dyslexia is related to reading, dysgraphia to writing, and dyspraxia is a disorder related to physical skills and motor coordination.
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