LEARNING DIFFERENCES
Information for Children, Parents and
Teachers About Learning Differences
The Ultimate Self Help Guide for Those with Children Who Have Special
Needs and Don't Know Where to Turn.
Ask the Advocates
is designed to help you find the answers to the questions you've
been asking about where and how to get the help your children need. Click the
title link to get all the details about the contents of this e-book you can
download immediately to start solving your problem. Full 8-week money-back
guarantee you will be satisfied. This must be purchased and downloaded at the
publisher's site, so it cannot be part of any purchase orders to Barb's People
Builders.
The Attention Deficit Child: What You Need
to Know About Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder -- Facts, Myths, and Treatment, by
Dr. Grant Martin, Chariot Victor Publishing, paper. This book was designed to help parents
Identify the symptoms and causes of hyperactivity
(ADHD)
Find caring individuals who can offer effective
treatment
Evaluate the pros and cons of medication for ADHD
Improve the way you deal with your child at home
Devise appropriate educational strategies at home and
at school
Discover sound spiritual guidance for the problem.
If your child is abnormally restless, impulsive, easily
upset, or hyperactive, you may want to read this. $9.89-D
Gifted Kids' Survival Guide: A Teen Handbook by
Judy Galbraith and Jim Delisle. Revised, Expanded, Updated Edition, Free Spirit Press,
1996. Trade paper edition. Find out what "giftedness" means, the truth about
I.Q. and other tests and why they cant' be trusted, how to take charge of your life and
education and find friends who are right for you, and much, much more.294 pages, resource
list, and index. Cat. # FSp-0031. $14.26-D
How to
Manage Your Inclusive Classroom by Cynthia Holzschuher. Teacher Created
Materials, ©1997, reprinted 2004. This book is for teachers who have special
needs children in their regular classrooms. It explains the law as it regards
children with special needs and provides an overview of exceptionalities,
and advice on providing a supportive environment in your classroom that
can help any exceptional student fit in. There is advice on scheduling the day,
and information on learning styles, multiple intelligences , and adapting
instruction in all subjects. You will also find an annotated guide to children's
literature related to disabilities, suggestions for learning centers and
cooperative learning, information on writing an IEP, and help in making
assessments and evaluations. 144 pages. TCM-2079. $11.66-D
School
Success for Kids with Asperger's Sybdrome
by Stephan M. Silverman and Rich Weinfeld. Prufrock Press, 2007. This book
discusses practical strategies for parents and teachers, classroom practices to
support success, advice for parents working with schools, and successful
interventions for the home. Also discussed are the characteristics
of Asperger's Syndrome, how parents might
recognize it, how to diagnose it, how to raise kids with AS, and how AS
individuals get into college, live independently, and find employment. 219
pages. BTH-3801 . $15.26-D
Succeeding With
LD: 20 True Stories About Real People with LD
(With a Message to Parents and Teachers) by Jill Lauren. Free Spirit Press,
1997, trade paper. In this book, twenty talented, optimistic and successful
people who have struggled with learning differences tell their stories. They have worked
hard, focused on their strengths, and refused to hide their limitations.. They talk about
the people who have helped them, remember times they felt frustrated, sad or angry, and
they offer some wise advice. You will also find special sections to answer your questions
about LD, tips for succeeding with LD, and a list of resources you can turn to for more
information. 148 pages. BTH-5138.. $13.46-D
Survival Guide for kids with LD by Gary
Fisher and Rhoda Cummings. Free Spirit Press, 1990, trade paper. Written for children with
Learning Differences and their parent and teachers. The book seeks to answer some of the
most common questions about LD, why some people have LD, why LD makes it so hard to learn,
what goes on in LD programs, how LD affects grown-up life, whether LD people can go to
college, and many more. The author gives help, encouragement, and practical advice to LD
students -- and the adults to care about them. 96 pages. Cat. #FSp-180. $8.96-D
When Your Child has LD by Gary Fisher and
Rhoda Cummings. Free Spirit Press, 1995, trade paper. This book will
answer questions about your child's abilities, self-esteem, school success, friendships,
and future prospects, as well as your own ability to cope. You'll receive sound advice for
dealing with present problems and also for dealing with the years ahead. The authors
explain the five types of LD with their causes and early signs; the ways the LD can affect
your child's social and emotional well-being and your family's harmony; your child's legal
rights, and yours; how to be your child's advocate with the school; how to cope with
advice from "helpful" family and friends; how to help yourself when the going
gets tough; and more. 151 pages. BTH-1274. $11.66
Teaching Materials for Children with Learning Differences
Correcting
Reversals by Penny Groves. This reproducible book is designed to help
parents and teachers assist children who reverse letters and numerals in their
writing. The exercises in this book will help students practice and learn
the correct letter formations. They are ideal to use when working with
individual children, but they can be incorporated into group lessons. A
background in special education is not needed to use this book.
The book begins with establishing a solid understanding of "right" and
"left." It reviews these concepts using memory tricks. It also offers rhymes
and memory games to help students recall which way to shape their letters and
numbers. 48 pages.
LL-80020. $5.39-D
Correcting
Word Reversals by Penny Groves. This reproducible book is designed to
help parents and teachers assist children who reverse certain letters and words
in a backward formation (eg. was for saw.) This book will
help eliminate that tendency and promote success in printing and spelling.
Drawing from her over 25 years of experience in teaching and publishing for
special education, the author offers 46 reproducible pages of short, well-tested
exercises that improve children's visual tracking and fine motor skills, and
stress correct letter and word formation. A background in special
education is not needed to use this book.
LL-80023. $5.39-D
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