Learning disability and related mild disability

by Janet W. Lerner, Beverley Johns

Learning disability and related mild disabilityThis book changes the title of a book called past learning disability, which was written by Lerner, to a learning disability and related mild disability, co-authored with Johns, who combines field experience and theory, I describe the problems that I have in my life and suggest solutions for them.The 12th edition has been newly revised as an international edition that can be purchased only in countries other than the US and Canada. However, when we look at the actual contents, policies and directions that are more appropriate for the US reality are presented, It may not be enough to feel. However, the theoretical background, the philosophy, the teaching strategies, the problems that may arise in learning, and the methods of assessment will be of great help in understanding learning disabilities belonging to all social cultures, and many examples can be found in Korea The cases will feel more homogeneous than the gap. However, if the US policy or the law has an opportunity to compare and compare the legal protection or rights of Korean learning disability, it will be possible to find a new opportunity for the development of the Korean learning disability scene. To help a little bit of your readers understanding, we used footnotes to explain situations in the US, such as situational terminology, processes, and example terms, when necessary. It presents crucial advances in progress, new changes in policy in both general and special education, and basic and traditional foundations, concepts, strategies, and new directions to teachers, parents, and students. In addition, many examples and examples, as well as presenting questions, provide the reader with a wealth of opportunities to work through the book with solutions. All of this would be beneficial not only to all students dreaming about special education, but also to educators and special education workers.

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Published January 1, 2014