Across
- 2. dyslexia, dyscalculia and examples of this type of disability
- 4. characteristics of this acronym include seizures, problems with consciousness and movement
- 5. injury to the brain caused by external physical force resulting in a disability that affects educational performance.
- 6. This disability requires intellectual limitations, limitations in adapting to the environment, and onset during developmental years.
- 8. disability that affects a child's emotional and behavioral functioning and affects their ability to learn (acronym)
- 9. hearing impairment where the child can not process linguistic information through hearing and it impacts their education performance.
Down
- 1. This type of impairment impacts a student's ability to communicate and interferes with their learning. Examples are stuttering, and voice impairment
- 3. this disability refers to having simultaneous impairments that causes educational needs can't be accommodated in a special education program solely for just 1 of the impairments.
- 4. Impairment examples are cerebral palsy, spina bifida, and muscular dystrophy, also known as "OI"
- 7. This kind of impairment impacts a Childs ability to see even with correction and it impacts their education performance.
- 10. student exhibits repetitive movements or speech, difficulty with social communication and reacts highly to sensory input. These are all characteristics of (acronym)