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|a Strategies for Teaching Students With Learning Disabilities.
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|a Cover -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- About the Author -- Introduction -- Chapter 1 -- Awareness and Sensitivity: The Starting Point -- What�s Your Pommel Horse? -- The Top 10 Reasons to Understand Students with Disabilities -- The Base of the Learning Pyramid -- Air Conditioners and Anxiety -- Underknowledge -- Different Strokes -- When Root Words Don�t Help -- Exponentially Confusing -- Bridge Freezes -- Gail Wellin�s Handwriting -- Summary -- Chapter 2 -- Student Needs: Clarifying and Understanding -- Seven Good Reasons
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|a Soft Signs of DysgraphiaDegrees of Difference -- Can�t Versus Won�t -- Six Box -- Dig In! -- Summary -- Chapter 3 -- Parents: Informing and Supporting -- Limits to Conference -- Communicating Sensitively and Accurately -- Teachers as Parents -- Who Said What? -- Preconference Preparation -- Doesn�t want to be Different -- Tutor�s Challenge -- The Invisible Disabilities -- Crafting Reports on Students with Needs -- The Value of Evaluation -- Very Bright? -- Describing Hyperactivity -- Summary
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|a Chapter 4 -- The Program: Facilitation, Support, and ConsultationThe Three as of Meeting Learning Needs -- Awareness -- Acceptance -- Advocacy -- Talking with Students about Learning Plans -- Who goes There? -- Learning Specialists are like Acupuncturists -- Better Than going the Extra Mile -- Not Just for Students with Disabilities -- When Less is More -- Recorded Books -- Appliance Manuals -- Split-Pea Soup -- Accommodation without Documentation -- Life Vest -- Support Persons�Who does What? -- Academic Coach -- Tutor -- Learning Specialist
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|a Levels of SupportRemediation -- Support -- Helping Jugglers in the Classroom -- Summary -- Chapter 5 -- Accommodations: Adjustments that Work -- The Why of Accommodations -- Art Museums -- How Long to Accommodate? -- No Fear Shakespeare -- Business Class for All -- Managing Dysgraphia -- A Big Difference -- Provide Versus Offer -- Use It or Lose It! -- Table or Booth? -- Hear This! -- Penned Notes -- List of Common Accommodations -- Classroom Setting -- Instruction -- Student Response -- Test Format -- Test Setting (Timing and Place)
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|a OtherSummary -- Chapter 6 -- Strategies: Practical Tips to Help Students -- Strategies that Address Difficulties with Attention -- Hear Yourself Think -- Sound of Silence -- Emergency Treatment for Chatty Classes -- Recording Blanks -- Mostly Listening with a Chance of Discussion -- Lights Out! -- Strategies that Address Difficulties with Memory -- Fading -- Adding Sensory Feedback to Flashcards -- Envelope Sort -- Mistakes that Help -- Flying Apostrophe -- Environmental Cues -- Cutting for Comprehension -- What�s in a Name? -- Minimal Pairs
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|a ""Talking to Yourself is a Good Thing!""
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|a Written by a teacher for teachers, this engaging book provides more than 100 practical strategies for students with learning disabilities, along with guidance on accommodations and assessment.
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