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Explanation:
This is one of the thousand words in English that has a lot of definitions and even word usage, it would have been better had you given an example so as to be able to know the exact definition you had in mind. However, that being said, I will list a couple of definition I know for you.
Period can mean a punctuation mark. The punctuation mark, "full stop" is also alternatively called period. So, that's one of the definition of period.
Period can be used in relation to time. Like, for example when you're in school and having a couple of classes. You might be asking your classmate, "Which period are we having Professor Jack?"
Period can also send a tone of finality in a sentence. For example, while talking to someone, you can say
"you're not allowed to do anything else, period!"
There are other couple of usage for the word and I can go on and on also
At evening it hath died away.
I would say this because the wind doesn't actually die.
If it’s a learning disability I would say Asperger’s
Consider the age group of the people you will be addressing and make sure your language choices is right for them
Make sure that you consider any ethnic or cultural differences
Organize your materials well
Use real-life experiences
Find out if there are any issues the audience would like you to address
I hope this helps :)
I’m not sure if these answers are correct but it’s what I would do.