Students with Learning Disabilities ebook

by Ann R. Mercer,Cecil D. Mercer

Ann R. Mercer Cecil D. Mercer Schools and Teaching English

Ann R. Mercer is an educational diagnostician in Gainesville, Florida, and a former special education teacher of students with emotional disabilities and students with learning problems at both the elementary and secondary levels. Ann is coauthor of Self-Correcting Learning Materials for the Classroom in addition to several articles and book chapters in the field of special education. Ann and Cecil have three sons and three daughters-in-law, Kevin and Jen, Greg and Erica, and Ken and Kristin; two grandchildren, Noelle and Nicholas; and a golden retriever named Buckley.

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ANN R. Ann is co-author of "Self-Correcting Learning Materials for the Classroom" in additional to several articles and book chapters in the field of special education. Ann and Cecil have three sons, Kevin, Greg, and Ken, and a golden retriever named Buckley.

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Students with Learning Disabilities book.

That is, students with disabilities need to make more than one year’s. progress in one year’s time. For this to occur, instruction must be intensive. The primary purpose of this book is to prepare special education professors and teachers, resource room teachers, remedial education teachers, and regular classroom teachers for the challenges of individualized programming for students with learning or behavioral problems. Individualized programming requires an understanding of subject matter, assessment, teaching approaches for each content area, instructional activities, seatwork activities, and commercial programs.

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This book helps audiences understand the needs of students with learning disabilities and how to better help them learn.

Learning disabilities is a dynamic and expanding field. Learning disabled individuals are found across all ages, socioeconomic levels, and races, and their problems range from mild to severe. Professionals as well as parents continue to seek greater knowledge about the nature of learning disabilities and proven methods for enhancing academic and social success for learning disabled people.