Feuerstein's Instrumental Enrichment Program Instrumental Enrichment (FIE) is a cognitive education
program. It begun in the 1950s by Professor Reuven Feuerstein. The program seeks to: correct deficiencies in fundamental thinking skills, provide students with the concepts, skills, strategies,
operations and techniques necessary to function as independent learners, and diagnose and to help students learn how to learn.
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Utah Special Educator
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Teaching the Diverse Learner
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Dr
Richard Felder has excellent resources on Learning Styles.
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Motivating Kids with Learning and Attention Problems
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Fill in this questionnaire and find out what your learning style is.
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What is your learning style? Find out by doing the following quiz:
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The
Instant Access Treasure Chest
The Foreign
Language Teacher's Guide to Learning Disabilities. This resource page
offers excellent links .
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We are a non-profit, 501(c)(3) organization
dedicated to individuals with
autism spectrum disorders (ASD)
and those who work alongside them to improve mutual understanding.
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The gift of ADD/ADHD
Thom Hartmann is the author of eight books on ADHD, and the creator of the "Hunter in a Farmer's World" metaphor and of the
Shadow Coaching program for helping people whose lives are touched by ADHD achieve success
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Id-Helper
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Lots of interesting articles including
language acquisition.
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Jason Alster has developed his own special program called Being in
Control to help people reach their full potential. His program includes Biofeedback / neurofeedback , peak performance, and learning
strategies.
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Approach to Learning Disabilities
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How to deal with Adolescent Mental Health
Issues:
ADD, Depression, Suicide, Eating Disorders
A Publication Just for Secondary Teachers
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The role of Biofeedback in controlling ADD
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