Teaching Students With Learning Problems by Ann R. Mercer, Cecil D. Mercer (2005, Package)

Long recognized as the most comprehensive and practical text for special education methods courses, the seventh edition of Teaching Students with Learning Problems continues this tradition. Here, classroom teachers in special and general education environments can find everything they need in one place-instructional activities, teacher-made materials, scope and sequence skills lists, assessment strategies, and descriptions of commercial materials and software.

• New research from the National Institutes of Health and the National Reading Panel on reading assessment and interventions in phonological awareness, phonics, fluency, vocabulary, and comprehension
• Enhanced coverage of collaboration, inclusion, effective teaching practices, classroom management, cultural diversity, affective development, functional curriculum, and transitions
• Updated descriptions and discussions of tests, materials, and software
• CD-ROM to accompany Teaching Students with Learning Problems, Seventh Edition-This new CD-ROM contains selected figures and tables from the text, blank forms and additional strategies, activities, and resources related to chapter content in the text.