EDL 2900: VIR: Instructional Strategies for Students with Disabilities (SWD)

Teaching students with special needs can be both rewarding and challenging, even on the best of days. Students with disabilities (SWD) have unique requirements, learning preferences, strengths, and social skills. This course explores a range of special needs, how they manifest in the classroom-including neurodevelopmental conditions like ASD and ADHD. Differences in communication for children with such conditions, as well as their common struggles and challenges are discussed.

Teachers are presented with a range of strategies, accommodations, and tools to support these students academically and foster positive relationships with their peers and others. In addition, technology aids and adaptations that can help address and overcome weaknesses and challenges are introduced. The course is rich with practical suggestions, downloadable resources, and demonstration videos that educators can readily incorporate into their teaching methods.

Pay $140 to Renew a Teaching License when you enroll and pay $55 for Graduate Professional Development credit to UND after you have completed your course.

COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:

  • 1 credit offering
  • $195 = TOTAL COST
    Pay $140 to RenewaTeachingLicense.com upon enrollment
    Pay $55 for Graduate Professional Development credit from UND
  • Letter grade only

INTERESTED IN TAKING THIS COURSE? ENROLL here: Instructional Strategies for Student with Disabilities

AFTER YOU HAVE COMPLETED YOUR COURSE, pay and register for the credit through UND below.

 Session Details

Schedule: Self-Paced, Enroll Anytime course. Complete within 4-6 weeks. Work at your own pace.
Attached Credit (1 credit, Letter grade) : $55.00 (Coupon Required)

Cancellation Policy

Please refer to Renew a Teaching License's website for more information.

Instructor or Facilitator

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Ellen Paxton