SPECIFIC LEARNING DISABILITY IN SCHOOLS | defining SLD, assessment methods, etc!

Hi guys! I'm talking all about the specific learning disability classification today! I talk about the definition of SLD, the 4 criteria used to identify students, 3 commonly used methods to evaluate SLD, and more! Hope you all enjoy😊 -Rachel
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[@maylinpupo9747]

Love this!! We’re learning RTIs now and sometimes I find certain things confusing. I am so happy you made this video.

[@patrickconsidine4680]

So to clarify, the definition of SLD basically implies brain deficits in one or multiple areas? On my IEP, it's just listed as a SLD under the category of reading comprehension and math/math reasoning. So by that, are they implying reading comprehension deficit and Dyscaculia without the labels? I apologize, I have lots to learn still. What I do know is that the schools just tackle the struggles of a student with an SLD in the areas that qualify for an SLD so therefore thinking, math calculations, reading, writing, listening, oral expression, and spelling.

[@natalimunoz4050]

I'm so glad I found your channel! I am just now starting my first year as a school psych but watching your videos have been a great refresher! You do a great job of simplifying the information and making it easy to understand. Would you be able to make a video on how deficits in the different cognitive areas would impact students' achievement in different areas? Basically how you gave that example of memory. I hope that question makes sense. I went to grad school in a different state than where I will be working so I was mainly taught about RTI rather than the pattern of strengths and weaknesses model. Thank you so much!

[@rachelferagne2188]

That’s a great idea for a video, I’ll definitely try to do that soon!!

[@natalimunoz4050]

@@rachelferagne2188 great, thank you!! :)

[@CrazyAime8D]

Thank you so much for this video. You have put assessment part so much easier to understand. Im still a student and I was wondering what the process looks like

[@morganfahey-reyes1712]

So good :) I love your videos because they reassure me that I’m doing well. Sometimes I feel overwhelmed as a grad student, but this affirmed to me that I have learned a lot and that I can be confident in what I’m doing once I graduate

[@rachelferagne2188]

I felt overwhelmed so much during grad school too, so that's totally a normal feeling!

[@dillon6019]

Just started my masters program!! Thank you for sharing this! Looking forward to more videos from you! :)

[@johannaalexander7306]

I just started my masters program.... thank you for sharing this! 😀

[@rachelferagne2188]

Yay congrats! Hope you love it!

[@fitzyfitzil]

Thank you so much for this video! This is also my third year. The level of need this year is very intense. Your video inspired me to keep pushing through.

[@rachelferagne2188]

Thank you that means a lot!!

[@jacquelinerosales6822]

Please make more videos like this 😊 it was so helpful

[@lolawilson1027]

You should do a video about autism because I would like to know more about it. I’m training right now to be an Austin’s behavioral technician. I just recently got my Associates degree in psychology and currently working on my Bachelors. I’m keeping up my GPA to get accepted into a dual masters program so I can become a school psychologist. 💕

[@kaylamcvay2615]

Great video and super digestive content. What’s the difference between RTI and PBIS?

[@rachelferagne2188]

Thank you! RTI is more tiered intervention towards academics, while PBIS is tiered intervention to target social/emotional/behavior.

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