This document discusses learning disabilities and provides information about their characteristics, causes, identification, and educational provisions. Learning disabled children suffer from serious learning problems, exhibit symptoms like hyperactivity and impulsivity, and demonstrate a significant educational discrepancy compared to normal children despite having normal intelligence. Their difficulties can be caused by genetic, physiological, or environmental factors. They are identified through testing and assessment and experience problems with handwriting, spelling, reading, communication, reasoning, social skills, attention, and mathematics. Educational provisions for learning disabled children include specialized schools, remedial programs, improving existing environments, and specialized teaching approaches like behavior modification.