In this classic program, Sally L. Smith explains how to teach students with learning disabilities and ADHD. The techniques include challenging the intellect and tapping the imagination; using concrete objects, the body, and pictures to communicate abstract ideas; using object-centered learning by attracting the attention visually; limiting the amount of words used; using stimulation, choices, and materials without limiting the child; and offering maximum participation and feedback to empower the student. Distributed by PBS Distribution. A part of the series Teach Me Different! with Sally Smith.

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Learning disabled children--Education, Children with disabilities--Education, Attention-deficit-disordered children--Education, Attention-deficit-disordered youth--Education, Education

Teach me different: successful strategies for teaching children who learn differently

Blair, Randall (Producer), Blair, Randall (Director), Smith, Sally Liberman (Host), American University (Washington D.C.). School of Education (Producer), Law School of Washington (Washington D.C.) (Producer), PBS Video (Distributor)

01:56:48 (HH:MM:SS)

English

Higher education

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