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Learning Disabilities: Overcoming Barriers to Success with a Self-Advocacy Model

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Overview

Students with learning disabilities often face barriers to their academic success, but you can help them to overcome those obstacles and reach their fullest potential. Join Dorothy A. Osterholt and Sophie Lampard Dennis as they illustrate how students with learning disabilities can come to understand how their academic success is affected by four key domains of learning: self-management, motivation, skill-attainment, and social-emotional aspects. Dorothy and Sophie will explain the important role of these domains in developing students' ability to thrive and build self-advocacy skills. Their discussion of the key learning domains will enhance your understanding of the complex barriers to learning that students with learning disabilities often experience so that you can better identify and help eliminate those barriers for your students.

This webinar has been brought to you by Landmark College . To learn more about Landmark College, please visit www.landmark.edu .

Details

Status: Available On-Demand
Subject: Other
Last aired on: Tuesday, June 6, 2017 @ 2:00 PM EDT
Duration: 30 minutes
Credit Hours: 0.5
Categories: Addressing Learning Loss, Response to Intervention (RTI), Special Education , Sponsored
Tags: barriers to learning, learning disabilities, motivation, SEL, self management, self-advocacy, social emotional, special needs, sponsored

Reviews (82)

 
Great information. Thank you!
 
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Self-advocacy is something our students need help with. Thank you!
 
Advocating is a very important tool to utilize. Great job.
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Really good inforrrmation on self-advocacy.
 
Love the self advocacy model!
 
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