Can people with learning difficulties have an IQ above 70?

Yes. People with learning difficulties can have an IQ above 70, and many do. The definition of a learning disability is having a significantly lower IQ than average (usually defined as below 70) and also having difficulty with everyday activities such as reading, writing, and math. However, there are many people who have an IQ above 70 but still have difficulty with everyday activities. These people may have a specific learning disability, such as dyslexia or dyscalculia, which makes it difficult for them to learn certain things. However, they may be able to learn and succeed in other areas.