It must be incredibly difficult for teachers to teach to the wide range of ability within a classroom - those who are struggling to keep up, those with behavioural issues, those with IEPs - all the way through to those children who are gifted and talented.
I know that many (most?) schools have staff to help children who have ADHD, dyslexia, etc, and also work with children who are in danger of falling behind because they require more intensive help/reinforcement.
But my question about Learning Specialists: are they only there to assist students who are struggling to keep up, or those with behavioual and/or learning issues?
I've been wondering if some of their time/energy shouldn't go towards supplementing and/or differentiating materials for the students who are more able.
Your thoughts - pro and con?
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Earlybird · 17/08/2011 15:10
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