1. EDUC 424 - 4 Learning Disabilities: Laboratory
      2. Scheduled Final Exam: No

Semester 96-2
Session: Regular
EDUC 424 - 4 Learning Disabilities: Laboratory
Section: D1.00
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Scheduled Final Exam: No
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Instructor: B. Wong
Office: 9505mpc
Tel: 291-4115
Fax: 291-3203
E-mail: Bernice_Wong@sfu.ca
PREREQUISITE
Corequisite: Educ 422
COURSE DESCRIPTION
This course is designed to:
1. Teach students to perform informal assessments of reading and math problems;
2. Teach students to understand how to set up an individualized educational plan for a student with learning
disabilities;
3. Teach students to teach a child or adolescent with learning disabilities;
4. Teach students to monitor and evaluate the learning progress of the students with learning disabilities, and in tun to
evaluate their own teaching of such students.
OBJECTIVES
LECTURES, LAB ACTIVITIES, TUTORING
Note: Please
attend to the time demands in tutoring
in
July. If you cannot fit
in this tutoring, please do not enroll in the
course.
There will be lectures and lab activities throughout the month of May to the first two weeks of June. In the remaining
weeks of June, students will be completing their informal assessments of their tutees in schools, and making appointments
to meet with the instructor or the teaching assistant. Each student will be seen individually for 20-30 minutes to learn to
do an individualized education program (IEP) for his/her tutee, a child or adolescent wit learning disabilities.
REQUIREMENTS
In July, for 2 weeks (July 2nd - 11th) each SFU student will tutor a student with learning disabilities one hour daily four
mornings a week, Monday to Thursday. There will be two shifts in tutoring: lOam-ham; 11:15am to 12:15 noon. If any
student wishes to continue one week longer in tutoring, i.e. have 3 weeks of it, I shall be happy to accommodate her/his
wish. But the student should explicitly inform me first day of class. During these two weeks of tutoring in July, there will
be no formal lectures, but students are free to consult and confer with the instructor and teaching assistant. Lectures resume
on July 15th and 22nd. On the last day of class, July 29th there will be a cracker barrel session in which students share
what they have learned in tutoring.
READINGS ?
REQ REC
0-12-762530-5 ?
Wong, B.Y.L. (Ed.)
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San Diego: Academic Learning about Learning
Press (1991) ?
Disabilities ?
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