COVID-19和学习障碍患者

M. Rabiu, Alkundi Alamin
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关于大多数人能够理解正在进行的COVID-19大流行的影响和影响,并适应自我保护法规的情况,已经写了很多文章。我们希望在这场持续的大流行期间,突出照顾有学习困难的个人的挑战,以及如何最大限度地照顾和保护他们。
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COVID-19 and Individuals with Learning Disabilities
A lot has been written about the larger portion of the human population who can understand the implication and impact of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and adjust to regulations for self-protection. We hope to bring the challenges of care for individuals with learning difficulties during this ongoing pandemic to the fore and how to maximize care and protection for them.
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