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Learning to Work provides engaging and age-appropriate reading
material for adolescents and young adults who do not read
conventionally. The 18 photo-illustrated stories are intended to be
read with a partner—a same-age peer who is reading at grade level, a
teacher, or a parent.
The work-themed stories feature a simple, consistent structure using
repetitive phrases and sentences to help students focus on the text.
Photos correspond closely to the stories' content. The primary
characters are people with disabilities shown in actual work
settings: a medical facility, a garden center, and a fast food
restaurant. An activity page encourages readers to talk about their
own experiences using a review-and-discuss format.
A comprehensive Instructor's Guide is included as a PDF on the CD.
The Guide describes the research-based framework and features
additional activity pages. Also on the CD is a PDF of the 18
stories, plus a Classroom License that lets you print out stories
for each student.
By Dr. Caroline Musselwhite and Laurel Richardson. Spiral bound book
in full color, 248 pages, includes a Win/Mac CD with a Classroom
License for printouts, 2009.
ISBN: 1-57861-694-8
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