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Students do not have to struggle needlessly! All children have differences in the way they learn.
This dynamic series offers key strategies to support all students' learning differences, address specific learning challenges, and provide a common language for effective school and home communication. It explores the relationship between learning and key brain functions, and features practical, easy to use strategies to help students become more successful learners.
Learn from the expert! Dr. Mel Levine, a renowned developmental-behavioral pediatrician, has been known for more than 25 years for his innovative programs to enhance the understanding and management of students' learning difficulties. This library includes actual classroom and home footage as well as interviews with teachers, parents and experts. Consisting of 22 videos and 18 companion guides of approximately 20 pages each, you will understand about the full range of learning issues and how each student learns. It identifies tools and strategies to address differences in learning so that all your students can be more successful in school, and in life.
This unique resource:
- Offers practical, proven tools and strategies for academic and social success
- Promotes a fuller understanding of all your students' learning differences, focusing on strengths as well as weaknesses
- Explores the relationship between learning and key brain functions, like memory and attention, which impact a student's ability to succeed in school
- Provides a profile process for addressing learning challenges including;
- Understanding learning issues Strengthening/building on strengths
- Interviewing at the breakdown points Protecting from humiliation
- Developing accommodations and bypass strategies
- Makes available print material (through the guides) that contain valuable information including signs of problems, effective ways to work with students, a summary of key ideas for each topic
and resource recommendations.
A production of WGBH Boston.
- Strategies for Parents
- A Student Profile
- Temporal: Sequential Ordering
- Library Overview
- Introduction for Parents
- Introduction for Teachers
- Getting Thoughts on Paper
- Thinking with Numbers
- Understanding
- Student Output
- Social Cognition
- Neuromotor Function
- Memory
- Language
- Behavioral Complications
- Feelings and Motivation
- Higher Order Cognition
- Spatial Ordering
- Getting Organized/Work Habits
- Mastering the Challenge
of Reading
- Strategies for Teachers
- Attention
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