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Neuroplastic activity-based learning strategies on visual processing skills among pupils with special educational needs in Abuja, Nigeria
Introduction: Visual processing skills are essential for effective learning, yet pupils with Specific Learning Disabilities (SLD)often experience deficits that hinder academic performance. Neuroplastic activity-based learning strategies offer a promising approach to enhancing these skills through re
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