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S603 Checklist of Characteristics of DME Learners

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This information is aimed at SENCOs and lead teachers in all school phases. The term dual or multiple exceptionality (DME) is used in the UK to describe children who have high learning potential and who also have one or more special educational need or disability (SEND). Potential Plus UK has compiled a list of characteristics of DME learners through our work in supporting parents, professionals and DME children. Not all of these characteristics will relate to all DME learners.

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