Resources in "LDnet/Learning Disabilities"
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LDnet: Making Sense of Sensory Processing
Make sense of the importance of sensory processing and the challenges that can come from it. more
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LDnet: Tips for Effective Conversations with Parents
By Kara Bratton. Let’s talk about some strategies for how to effectively communicate when it comes to student behavior, especially when there seems to be resistance. more
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LDnet: Thinking About the Whole-Brain Child
There is a growing need for teachers to have strategies and resources in thes areas of student behavior and mental health, especially considering the effects of the pandemic. When the left and right sides of the brain are not integrated, the child is processing the experience using primarily their emotions and right brain. more
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LDnet: Special Education Inclusion in Lutheran Schools
By Kara Bratton. Think you know what inclusion means? Find out what inclusion really includes! more
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LDnet: Increasing Student Engagement with Opportunities to Respond
By Kara Bratton. “Attention, please!” will not engage your students unless you snarl the demand. While there are multiple resources and strategies for increasing student engagement, one area to explore is opportunities to respond. Try these suggested strategies. more
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Accommodations – What is Fair?
Written by Dr. Kara Bratton, Spring 2017. Every teacher needs to apply accommodations. Kara Bratton provides helpful tips. Click Here to Read: Accommodations - What... more
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Challenges with Behavior
Written by Dr. Kara Bratton, Fall 2017. Find out how you can help students who exhibit challenging behavior. Click Here to Read: Challenges with Behavior
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Beyond the Word Bank-Helping Students in Religion Class
Written by Mara Springer, Winter 2018. Religion or confirmation classes rarely have access to resources that help students with learning difficulties. Check out Mara’s... more
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Gifted and Talented Education in Lutheran Schools
Written by Kara Bratton, Winter 2018. What do you do with the high achievers in your classroom? Kara offers some ideas. Click Here to Read: Gifted and Talented... more