"learning disorder" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to any difficulty a person may have in learning new information or skills due to a physical or mental condition. For example: "John was diagnosed with a learning disorder, so he was given special accommodations to help him succeed in school."
Estimates suggest 10 to 20percentt of children have a behaviour, emotional, or learning disorder at any one time.
The sample of 360 students was recruited from primarily schools and then they were screened for learning disorder; final sample consisted of 38 female students.
In CCT 28% of children has a specific learning disorder; in Migraine learning disorders are present in 6% of M and 8% of F. Conclusions: The sample studied shows significantly comorbility with Sleep Disorders.
I have an unspecified reading disorder (DSM-IV 315.00) and learning disorder (DSM-IV 315.9).
She was diagnosed with ADHD, learning disorder, borderline personality disorder and narcissistic personality traits.
Diminished volumes of the caudate nucleus and hippocampus were associated with lower IQ, learning disorder and attention deficit[ 3, 4].
A toddler with hemiplegia has entirely different goals than an older non-ambulant child with a specific learning disorder.
It was also used to evaluate comorbidities, including oppositional defiant disorder (ODD), tic disorder (TD), learning disorder (LD), etc.
Thus it can be hypothesized that difficulty in voiced-voiceless differentiation observed in children with learning disorder is due to difficulty in discrimination of durational cues.
Other disorders noted were Specific learning disorder (N = 2), Obsessive compulsive disorder (N = 1), Dhat syndrome (N = 1), Tension head ache (N = 1) and 40% of these disorders were also picked as depression by the BDI.
Mark is 6, and Aaron, 9, has a learning disorder.
