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Please read through assignments for each module carefully and pace yourself accordingly.

Module 1 Assignments-

See Caucus for groups regarding assignments 5,6, & 7.
Criterion
for Individual On-Line Participation in Module 1 (weighted 10%). Your contributions to the discussions that occur throughout Module 1 will be marked out of 100. Assignments in Module 1 (weighted 15%).

Each of the two individual assignments chosen from #1-4 will be marked out of 25 (2x25=50 marks total). The group assignment will be marked out of 50. Therefore, 50+50=100 marks for Assignments for Module 1.

Criterion for assignments:

1) clear, concise
2) analyzed, synthesized and presented in organized format
3) related to teaching practice

Module 2 Assignment (Individual presentation)

Part 1 Mini-Presentation On-Line
This will be a ½ page summary presentation on-line to your classmates. You will develop
your own learning strategy from the steps outlined in the Caucus Item on M2 Assignment Information. Your presentation on-line shall include title, target audience(s), utility across divisions (elementary) and departments (secondary), approximate training time needed to teach students/colleagues. Participants in this course can contact you personally for the more detailed version you will submit to the instructor.

Criterion: Addressed all areas of assignment. (weighted 5%)

See Caucus for Module 2 Assignment due date. Post On-line (Part 1) assignment in Caucus, The "Mini-Presentation" Theatre.

Module 3 Assignment Major Research Presentation (Group or Individual Presentation)

This assignment should be linked with your personal goal(s) for this course. Collaboration with colleagues will be even more critical in the new millennium as we are challenged to remain current in education. Here’s your chance to link with peers who share your interests in this course, choose a topic, research and present an overview of it. Decide individually or among yourselves how you will organize your content. Through your contributions or those of the 4 or 5 of you, the rest of us will complete this course with a much broader and richer background in the field of learning disabilities. Be creative.  Topics should be developed from the strands covered in section 3 of our textbook and listed below:

Strand H-
Placements and Services for students with LD (a topic from this strand)
Behavioural Treatment Interventions
Meta-cognitive Approaches to teaching students with LD

Strand I -
Vocational and College Opportunities for youth and adults with LD
Issues in the field including teacher preparation/ PD

Strand J-
Technology and students with LD in elementary, secondary, post-secondary environments

Please email your instructor regarding your area of interest so that you or your group can get working on your presentation outlines A.S.A.P. Once groups are set, I’ll post groupings and then it is your responsibility to decide (through private on-line discussions or email) the focus (topic) of your presentation, what and how you will present your content. Module 3 assignment due dates are found in Caucus.

Criterion: (50 marks) overall impression, practical applications of information, resources for peers to access for additional information. Please take advantage of the internet and use hot links in your presentations, if and when applicable. Be clear and concise. You may create a web site if you have the technological background or know someone who can help your group. (weighted 30%)

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