1. *IMON FRASER UNIVERSITY I
  2. EDUC424 -4 Disabilities: Laboratory
  3. D02.00

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*IMON FRASER UNIVERSITY
I
Summer Session 2002
Learning
Lecture: Tues, Thurs & Sat 8:30-10:50
Lab: Tues, Wed, Thurs & Fri 11:00-11:50
Location: EDB 8620

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EDUC424 -4
Disabilities: Laboratory

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D02.00
Jasdev Makkar
Office: TBA
Phone: 291-3395
E-mail: jmakkar©sfu.ca
PREREQUISITE
Corequisite: Educ 422
DESCRIPTION
This course is designed to:
1.
Teach students to perform informal assessment of reading, writing and math problems.
2.
Teach students to understand how to set up an individual educational plan (I.E.P.) for a student
with learning disabilities.
3.
Teach students to promote learning in a child or adolescent with learning disabilities.
4.
Teach students to monitor and evaluate progress of the students with learning disabilities.
STRUCTURE OF COURSE
The first three lecture sessions (July 2, 4 and 6) will prepare students for initial assessment and will
also deal with teaching strategies that may be utilized to teach tutees. During lab sessions (Jul), 9
through August 2) each student will tutor a student with learning disabilities. Daily tutoring sessions
will be preceded by lectures designed to guide and support SFU students through their tutoring
sessions and will provide guidelines for assignments. Final reports will be due on August 2.
REQUIREMENTS
Assignments will report on assessment and tutoring. There may be one or two mini tests based on
the required text, class notes and instructor placed readings in the library. Details will be provided at
the first class meeting.
REQUIRED TEXTS
Wong, Bernice Y.L. (1996)The ABC's of Learning Disabilities. San Diego: Academic Press.
Assessment Manuals: (available in Bookstore). Each SFU student will need to purchase one or two
manuals for use in the course. Instructions on which manual to purchase will be given in first class
meeting.
Note: Students will be required to have their own resources for Language Arts/Math
(mostly at the elementary level) when working with their tutees.

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