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When many students disengage from school, the issue is no longer academic, but rather psychological. Studies show that students with learning disabilities (14.8%) are three times more likely to have experienced chronic school absenteeism. This outcome may often be rooted in sustained shame, frustration, and a belief that effort will not change results. When learning becomes a repeated source of failure, children may internalize the message that something is wrong with them, long before they ever stop trying.


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