what is learning disability？

Learning disability is assessed by a combination of intelligence tests and measures of ‘adaptive behaviour’ (ie a person’s ability to carry out everyday tasks). In the UK, the threshold for learning disability is usually set at an IQ of below 70. But people with a learning disability do not fall into a few discrete groups, and their IQ scores may not reflect how well they cope with life. Nor are their abilities fixed for ever. People with a learning disability are able to carry on learning new skills throughout adulthood.（learning disability，2015）http://www.learningdisability.co.uk/learning-disability/

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