Learning Disabilities and Beyond – Resources for Educators

You will develop an understanding of how it feels to have a learning disability. By understanding how a learning disabled student feels, you will be able to teach them differently. You will learn strategies and will be expected to understand the psychology of a learning disability, its definition and causes. You will develop an appreciation for the approaches in educational and employment settings which support individuals with learning disorders, the impact that individuals with learning disorders have on their friends and family; and widen your empathy and respect for individuals with learning disorders regarding their strengths and weaknesses. This course is applicable to all educators, guidance counselors/social workers/psychologists, administrators, and any related service providers of all subjects, grades K-12.    NOTE: This instructor also offers an additional course on this subject Learning Disabilities/Strategies to Help Guide the Learning Disabled Student to Success.

45 hours / 3 credits inservice and graduate credits.

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Please note: If taking this course for MNU graduate credit, there is a TWO step registration process.

Step 1) Register with OSA by purchasing your Graduate Credit course below.

Step 2)Register with MNU:

OSA will email you a registration link within 3 days. Click the link and complete your MNU registration. The seperate fee to MNU will be $270.

$240 (OSA) + $270 (MNU)= $510 per graduate course with MNU.

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Please note: If taking this course for CSU graduate credit, there is a TWO step registration process.

Step 1) Register with OSA by purchasing your Graduate Credit course below.

Step 2) Register with CSU: OSA will email you a registration link within 3 days. Click the link and complete your CSU registration. There is no additional fee.

Final CSU price: $465 per graduate course with CSU.

* CSU Graduate Participants- You may not enroll for more than a total of 8 CSU graduate courses in one single semester. If you wish to take more than 8 graduate courses within one semester they can split the courses between CSU and MNU (No refunds if you did not read this disclaimer).

CSU Semester Dates (does not pertain to in-service or MNU courses):
FALL:                    September 16- December 31
SPRING:              January 2- May 15
SUMMER:           May 16- September 15