Exceptionality refers to qualities or characteristics that make a person different from established norms or cause difficulties functioning in society. Special needs students have exceptionalities that fall into six broad categories: intellectual (including superior intelligence and slow learning); communicative (such as learning disabilities or speech impairments); sensory (like visual or hearing disabilities); behavioral (those who are emotionally disturbed or socially maladjusted); physical (including orthopedic or mobility issues); or multiple conditions (a combination, such as visual impairment and physical disability).
Exceptionality refers to qualities or characteristics that make a person different from established norms or cause difficulties functioning in society. Special needs students have exceptionalities that fall into six broad categories: intellectual (including superior intelligence and slow learning); communicative (such as learning disabilities or speech impairments); sensory (like visual or hearing disabilities); behavioral (those who are emotionally disturbed or socially maladjusted); physical (including orthopedic or mobility issues); or multiple conditions (a combination, such as visual impairment and physical disability).
Exceptionality refers to qualities or characteristics that make a person different from established norms or cause difficulties functioning in society. Special needs students have exceptionalities that fall into six broad categories: intellectual (including superior intelligence and slow learning); communicative (such as learning disabilities or speech impairments); sensory (like visual or hearing disabilities); behavioral (those who are emotionally disturbed or socially maladjusted); physical (including orthopedic or mobility issues); or multiple conditions (a combination, such as visual impairment and physical disability).
People ◦ a quality or a characteristic of a person that makes him or her different from an established norm in a society
◦ various physical and mental interference or problems
that affect a person and which makes it difficult for him or her to function properly in society Special needs students a those with exceptionalities. In general, exceptionalities fall in six broad categories: 1. Intellectual - students who have superior intelligence as well as those who are slow to learn 2. Communicative- these students have special learning disabilities or speech or language impairments. 3. Sensory - sensory-grouped students have audio or visual disabilities or speech or language impairments. 4. Behavioral - these students are emotionally disturbed or socially maladjusted. 5. Physical - this includes students with orthopedic or mobility disabilities. 6. Multiple - these students have a combination of condition, such as orthopedically challenged and visually impaired.