Schafft man mit einer Lernbehinderung das Abitur?

Certainly it is not easy, but not entirely impossible.

There are also different degrees of severity in the case of learning disabilities and one develops.

I was at a school for several years, but for physical development. However, I also know some of those who have been taught in the meantime according to the focus on learning and then have gone the way to Abi. It is not the rule and for many, the main school degree is already a great success, but everything is possible.

If, for example, in primary school age, a learning impairment is found, one can learn appropriate strategies and thus improve accordingly.

Not always is the real cause of learning itself. Some people, for example, get better in smaller classes or have had bad experiences at primary school. In some cases, the term “learning disability” is quickly taken into the mouth and said that the one does not get right at school.

At the funding school, where the smaller classes can take much more into account the individual, many of them develop enormously and personally, and then the funding school also partially completes with the main school. And some of them also look at real school diplomas or Abitur, although of course not everyone goes this way.

Many of those where the school completes the school with the school leaving school, then later, pick up the main school leaving school, and most ultimately find an activity on the first labour market that makes it fulfilled and happy.