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There are several activities within this instructional outline that will be difficult for Julie. She has difficulty focusing which has an impact on her ability to complete course work and classroom activates. Julie has been diagnosed with attention-deficit/ hyperactivity so sitting for a long period of time listening to different biographies will be extremely difficult for her to do. The class discussions, as well as the creating the chart defining characteristics of the life during pre-Revolutionary war times will also be challenging for her.
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