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8 of 8 people found the following review helpful:
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Strategies for Teaching Brain Injured Students,
By Marilyn K. Samec (Sulphur, LA USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: An Educational Challenge: Meeting the Needs of Students With Brain Injury (Paperback)
While searching for ways to help my TBI son, I discovered this book with concrete strategies for meeting the myriad of challenges facing the brain injured student. For example, a review of basic cognitive processing and typical deficits is followed with a list of 11 intervention strategies to be used in the classroom. Similarly memory deficits, planning and organizational difficulties, sequencing problem solving, and general classroom recomendations are covered. I am purchasing this book to give to all my son's teachers as they face the challenge of how to help him learn with his "new" brain.
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An Educational Challenge: Meeting the Needs of Students With Brain Injury by Dana S. DeBoskey (Paperback - Mar. 1996)
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