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Speaking To Learn, Learning To Speak: A Case Study on Teaching Approaches for Learners with Language Learning Disabilities
Inclusive education for learners with disabilities faces several challenges across different countries. This study employed a qualitative case study design to explore the teaching strategies used by Special Education (SPED) teachers to support learners with LLDs in diverse educational settings. Purp
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