The Disabled in Academic Field

According to Article 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, students with disabilities enjoy civil rights. Benefits and discrimination of plans and activities deprived of federal financial aid ... "This emphasizes the importance of recording obstacles for legal purposes.

In the field of special education, edutanable (or "educational intellectual disability") refers to an ID student with an IQ of about 50 to 75 that can go on to primary school in the academic year. Trainable (or "trainable intellectual disability") refers to a student who has less than 50 IQ but can study personal hygiene and other living skills with a shelter (collective housing etc.). In many areas, these terms are replaced by "moderate" and "serious" intellectual disabilities. The name has changed, but its meaning does not change much in fact.

By the end of puberty, students with mild intellectual disabilities (about 85% of the mental retardation population) from 16 to 18 years old grew into a typical eleven-year-old child, about sixth grade learning skills can. People with moderate intellectual impairment (about 6% of intellectual disability) may need to acquire academic ability for children aged 6 or 7 in roughly 1st or 2nd grade. The mental level of people with severe mental retardation does not exceed the average age of 4 or 5 years old. Age should be allowed to participate in selected extracurricular activities and extracurricular activities for students and children with special educational needs for mainstream children. Students with cognitive dysfunction are advised to be included in the eighth graders up to 18 years of age.