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Children who are not in the normal curve when it comes to academics, social development, and / or mental development. This includes children who perform below the curve (i.e. children with specific learning disabilities) or those who perform at an accelerated rate (i.e. children who are in accelerated classes). All of these children fall into the category of exceptional children...
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