What are some comparisons and contrast for specific learning disabilities cognitive disabilities and emotional disturbance?

Specific learning disabilities (SLD) primarily affect academic skills, such as reading, writing, or math, often resulting in challenges in processing information despite average or above-average intelligence. Cognitive disabilities, like intellectual disabilities, involve limitations in intellectual functioning and adaptive behavior, impacting overall learning capacity. In contrast, emotional disturbance (ED) is characterized by emotional or behavioral issues that interfere with a student’s ability to learn and maintain relationships. While SLD and cognitive disabilities focus on learning capabilities, ED emphasizes emotional well-being and behavior management.