Supporting Struggling Students through High Leverage Practices | Teaching Channel
Supporting Struggling Students through High Leverage PracticesTeaching students with disabilities is challenging albeit rewarding work. Their needs are as varied and complex as the research on how to best help them. To assist educators with this ongoing challenge, we have developed this course to provide an overarching view of research based high-leverage practices (HLPs) for use with students with disabilities. Focused on collaboration, assessment, social-emotional-behavioral strategies and instruction, this course will prove helpful and applicable for both special education and general education teachers whose mission is to support students with disabilities.
This course cannot be taken if you have already taken 5411 due to similar content.
This course is part of a Special Populations Learning Pathway/Certificate bundle in partnership with American College of Education and Augustana University. Visit our Certificate page to learn more.
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