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Hi - I have provided a list of struggles and corresponding websites for you. I think educationally and academically are pretty much the same thing, but hopefully the articles and lists will help you have plenty of issues. I think in general, there are less physical issues than academic or educational in this day and age.

E = Educational Issue
A = Academic Issue
P = Physical Issue

Issues faced by students with disabilities at school:

A or E: A transitional plan may be needed

A or E: Feeling of ...

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