Culturally Diverse Students with Learning Problems

High school students leaving school  These resources and articles will help you evaluate and address the special needs of bilingual and bicultural students with learning problems. Use these suggestions to help you accommodate these students and their families. You will find teaching strategies that foster self-esteem and will assist you in properly identifying students for special education. You will also find tips and handouts that increase parent-teacher communication with families from different backgrounds.

Teaching Strategies & Suggestions

A list of helpful suggestions and strategies for communicating with culturally diverse parents of exceptional children.

A descriptive list of behaviors and strategies for teaching culturally diverse students.

A summary of a program that can foster a positive attitude and positive self-concept for culturally diverse students.

A summary of strategies to reduce overrepresentation of diverse students in special education.

English-Language Learners with Disabilities

An article on how to properly combine special education and bilingual education.

A description of the Optimal Learning Environment Curriculum, a resource that helps teachers of Spanish-speaking students with language arts.

Give this pamphlet to Spanish speaking families to help them understand assessment accommodations.

Related Resources

October is Diversity Awareness Month. Use the printables and lessons on TeacherVision® to explore cultural similarities and differences among people in your community, as well as around the world.

Inform yourself about curriculum strategies and classroom management for students with different learning needs. We have resources on everything you need to know about teaching special needs students effectively.

Learn how to work successfully with students who are both learning disabled and gifted. Our resources will help you devise teaching strategies that address crossover children's diverse needs.

Our IEP resources will help you prepare and implement Individualized Education Programs. Check out our articles to find everything you need to know about the IEP process.

Learn about attention deficit disorder and instructional design. Browse our collection of articles to find suggestions and effective strategies to use when teaching students with ADD/ADHD.

Discover a glossary that provides definitions of important terms related to learning disabilities.


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