Teaching Students with Learning Disabilities in the Regular Classroom
A 2-Video Series

This set includes 2 videos (see ordering information below for individual videos).

Use this new two-tape series to give classroom teachers the knowledge and techniques they need to ensure that students with learning disabilities achieve at high levels. Scenes from elementary and secondary classrooms and teacher interviews capture the wisdom and practice of experienced educators who succeed at helping all students overcome barriers to learning.

Tape 1: Adjusting for Learner Needs

Explores how to create a learning environment that helps students with learning disabilities succeed in the regular classroom. Classroom scenes show how to modify instruction to accommodate various learning disabilities, including cognitive and processing problems, affective problems (attitudes, beliefs, and emotions), and behavior problems that impact learning. And teacher interviews explain how special education teachers and classroom teachers collaborate to maximize learning opportunities for all students.

Tape 2: Using Learning Strategies

Explains instruction strategy and demonstrates how teachers can help students with learning disabilities develop the learning strategies that are key to success in school and life-long learning. (An ASCD production)

Ordering Information

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