Many Ways to Learn

by Judith Stern, et al. (1996, Magination Press, 12.95)
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Featuring a positive and friendly approach, this book defines the various disabilities, illustrates different types, and explains where they come from. Photos. Grades 6-8. [6” x 8.5”...82 pages]

The Survival Guide for Kids with LD*: (*Learning Differences)

by Gary Fisher & Rhoda Cummings (2002, Free Spirit, 10.95)
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Describes growing up LD from a child’s perspective. Includes lots of suggestions for helping these children understand that they’re not alone—and not dumb. Grades 4-8. [6” x 9”...104 pages]

Who I Can Be Is Up to Me...Student Manual: Lessons in Self-Exploration and Self-Determination for Students with Disabilities in Learning

by Gloria Campbell-Whatley (2004, Research Press, 12.95)
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This student manual serves as a hands-on workbook. It contains 47 fun-to-do learning activities that help individualize the program for each learner. Grades 4-8. [8.5” x 11”...52 pages]

Who I Can Be Is Up to Me...Program Guide: Lessons in Self-Exploration and Self-Determination for Students with Disabilities in Learning

by Gloria Campbell-Whatley (2004, Research Press, 24.95)
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A program for teaching self determination and coping strategies to students who have problems learning.It addresses student awareness and self-advocacy needs through a series of 15 lessons. Students learn to understand their strengths and weaknesses and become better prepared to meet the challenges they may encounter at school, at home, and in the community. Grades 4-8. [8.5” x 11”...127 pages]

Boys and Girls Learn Differently!: A Guide for Teachers & Parents

by Michael Gurian (2001, Jossey-Bass, 14.95)
     [Check/Credit Card Price...Less 21% = 11.81]

Here you will find evidence that documents biological gender differences that influence learning. Gurian offers a dramatic new way to educate our children based on brain science, neurological development, and chemical and hormonal disparities. [6” x 9”...345 pages]

Bridging the Gap: Raising a Child with Nonverbal Learning Disorder

by Rondalyn Whitney (2002, Perigee, 13.95)
     [Check/Credit Card Price...Less 21% = 11.02]

Millions or children suffer from Nonverbal Learning Disorder, a neurological deficit that prevents them from understanding nonverbal cues like tone of voice and facial expression. Though they are exceptionally bright and extremely articulate, these children often have difficulty in social situations—and can become depressed, withdrawn, or anxious. [6” x 9”...384 pages]

Our Labeled Children: What Every Parent & Teacher Needs to Know About Learning Disabilities

by Robert Sternberg, et al. (1999, Perseus Books, 16.00)
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The authors show how to more accurately assess children’s abilities, and then teach to learning strengths—instead of to weaknesses. [6” x 9”...288 pages]

The Teenagers' Guide to School Outside the Box

by Rebecca Greene (2001, Free Spirit, 15.95)
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Written by someone who's "been there," this practical, inspiring book explores the world of alternative learning, giving teens the knowledge and tools they need to make good choices. Grades 6-12. [6” x 9”...260 pages]

The School Survival Guide for Kids with LD*: (*Learning Differences)

by Rhoda Cummings, et al. (1991, Free Spirit, 14.95)
     [Check/Credit Card Price...Less 21% = 11.81]

This helpful book outlines specific skills and strategies for getting along better in school through organizing time, setting goals, and sticking up for oneself. It offers "tools" for building confidence and improving performance in all the basic academic subjects...as well as handling conflict. Illustrated. Grades 4-8. [6” x 9”...164 pages]

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