Dysgraphia is a learning disability characterized by sever difficulty with written expression. Dyslexia is a learning disability which causes a student to read letters but not words or to read words but not understand them. The most common functional limitation of this disorder is the inability to read or read at a normal rate. Individuals with this condition may require more time to complete exercises. They may also require verbal instructions and examinations as opposed to traditional written formats.
Epilepsy is a common seizure disorder.
Fatigue is the result of many chronic medical problems including cardiac illness, respiratory, illness, AIDS, and various medication side effects. Typical signs of fatigue include chronic absenteeism, sluggish appearance, poor endurance, an inability to concentrate. If a person is missing class, encourage him or her to take a copy of your notes if you are in his or her class. If he or she is unable to take adequate notes, know that faculty should allow him or her to record lectures. Know that the person should also be given rest periods during exams.