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A Checklist for the Classroom Teacher - Learning Disability and ADHD
By: Renata Bursten, Dragonfly Staff
Kids coping with LD or ADHD in the classroom can be helped with these simple environmental adaptations and teacher accomodations.
This fine list provides a manageable check list of items which require little extra effort by the teacher, but which will help children with learning disabilities and/or ADD/ADHD to feel more comfortable, and ultimately enhance their learning opportunities.
,Teachers can use this great check ist as a set of guidelines.
A Checklist for the Classroom Teacher
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