MURDERED: Gemma Hayter by Murder and More
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According to Mencap, a learning disability is “a reduced
intellectual ability and difficulty with everyday activities which
affects someone for their whole life.” Typically, it can take a
person with a learning disability longer to learn new things and
they may need extra help to develop new skills or interact with
others. Around 1.5 million people in the UK have a learning
disability and 351,000 of these are children aged between 0-17.
There are different conditions that make a person more likely to
have a learning disability. The majority of people with Down’s
Syndrome and Williams Syndrome will more than likely have some
level of learning disability. About half of people with Autism or
Asperger’s Syndrome will have a form of learning disability.
Different types of learning disability exist, with some people
presenting with only mild symptoms which makes it slightly more
difficult to diagnose. Other people may have moderate or even
severe learning disabilities and these people may need
significantly more help, including with personal care, mobility and
communication. Learning disabilities often get confused with
learning difficulties, which umbrella conditions such as ADHD and
dyslexia however it is possible for a person to have both a
learning disability and a learning difficulty.
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According to Mencap, a learning disability is “a reduced
intellectual ability and difficulty with everyday activities which
affects someone for their whole life.” Typically, it can take a
person with a learning disability longer to learn new things and
they may need extra help to develop new skills or interact with
others. Around 1.5 million people in the UK have a learning
disability and 351,000 of these are children aged between 0-17.
There are different conditions that make a person more likely to
have a learning disability. The majority of people with Down’s
Syndrome and Williams Syndrome will more than likely have some
level of learning disability. About half of people with Autism or
Asperger’s Syndrome will have a form of learning disability.
Different types of learning disability exist, with some people
presenting with only mild symptoms which makes it slightly more
difficult to diagnose. Other people may have moderate or even
severe learning disabilities and these people may need
significantly more help, including with personal care, mobility and
communication. Learning disabilities often get confused with
learning difficulties, which umbrella conditions such as ADHD and
dyslexia however it is possible for a person to have both a
learning disability and a learning difficulty.
Follow us on Twitter and Tumblr (@murderandmore), Instagram
(@murderandmorepod) and Facebook (Murder and More
Podcast/@mandmpod). View the sources and pictures for this episode
at http://www.murderandmorepodcast.wordpress.com. Become a patron
of Murder and More by heading to
http://www.patreon.com/murderandmore. Buy merch at
http://www.teepublic.com/murder-and-more. Buy me a coffee at
http://www.ko-fi.com/murderandmore. Music: Leave Without Me,
Atmospheric Piano Backing and Beautiful Piano Theme,
https://purple-planet.com.
Follow Murder and More on Social Media
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Instagram - http://www.instagram.com/murderandmorepod
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