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Does the learner profiler successfully screen for neurodiversity and predict neuropsychological outcomes in high school learners?
There has been a push for improved inclusive education for learners with learning difficulties and disabilities in SA due to the long-lasting detrimental consequences learning difficulties and disabilities have on learners' academic achievement and future outcomes. The importance of the screening an...
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Department of Psychology
2024
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