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Diagnostic Symptoms for Visual and Auditory Perceptual Disabilities

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This Parent Teacher Conference Handout covers:

Diagnostic Symptoms for Visual Auditory Perceptual Disabilities

This issue of NASET’s Parent Teacher Conference Handout will discuss:

Many times parents may be confused as to what a perceptual disability is and the different types involved. There are many symptoms that may indicate problems in a certain perceptual area. Some of these are observable, while others are discovered through intakes and testing.

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