Students with learning disabilities
A)have problems with working memory but not long-term memory.
B)have problems with long term memory but not working memory.
C)can have problems in working memory and/or long-term memory.
D)are no different in memory skills from nondisabled peers as long as they are motivated properly.

Question

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Students with learning disabilities can have problems in both working memory and long-term memory. It is not limited to just one type of memory. Working memory difficulties may affect a child’s ability to follow multi-step directions or recall information they have heard or seen. Long-term memory difficulties may affect their ability to retrieve information that was learned in the past.

Students with Learning Disabilities