Generally, educational malpractice claims fall into one of three different categories: (1) the student alleges that the school negligently failed to provide him with adequate skills; (2) the student alleges that the school negligently diagnosed or failed to diagnose the student’s learning or mental disabilities; or (3) the student alleges that the school negligently supervised his training. (See Moore v. Vanderloo, 386 N.W.2d 108, 114 (Iowa 1986)).
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