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Weinfeld, R., Barnes-Robinson, L., Jeweler, S., & Shevitz, B. (2002). Academic Programs for Gifted and Talented/Learning Disabled Students. Roeper Review, 24, 226-233.
https://doi.org/10.1080/02783190209554185

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• TITLE: Providing Therapy and Educational Programs for Gifted Dyslexic Children Is a Challenge

  AUTHORS: Khalid Mohammed Almahrag

  KEYWORDS: Gifted, Dyslexia, Providing Therapy

  JOURNAL NAME: Creative Education, Vol.12 No.11, November 25, 2021

  ABSTRACT: Children who are gifted and have learning disabilities possess a notable skill or aptitude and are capable of excellent performance, but also have a learning handicap that makes some aspects of academic attainment difficulty. We identify some of these children and provide them with the assistance they need. It occurs only rarely unless a school especially decides to identify and then serve these children. This paper presents a visualization of the essential points that must be dealt with to serve gifted children with dyslexia. The researcher has tried to describe children with dyslexia as gifted and has drawn heavily on giftedness and learning disabilities definitions. The idea ofgiftedness and learning disability is differently viewed and put forth by the researcher with the help of numerous research reviews. This research paper is helpful for teacher training institutes and educatorsto understand the characteristics and needs of gifted children with dyslexia and strategies to assist their learning.