WORKSHETS FOR REMEDIAL CLASSES

Discover "You Can Do It!", worksheets designed for students with mild intellectual disabilities. This publication, developed by experienced teacher Małgorzata Leduchowska, is an invaluable aid in the rehabilitation process. It was created to support young people in secondary schools who often struggle with reading comprehension and data analysis.

• Working with text: Developing reading and comprehension skills.
• Working with numerical data: Analysis of tables and charts.
• Working on yourself: Recognizing and coping with emotions.
• Practical skills: Analysis of recipes and advertisements.
• Support in everyday life: Problem solving and decision making.
• For secondary school students: Tailored to the needs of young people.

The publication "You Can Do It!" is a comprehensive tool that helps students acquire the skills they need in school and beyond. Based on her experience, the author has created tasks that engage and motivate learning. Thanks to this book, students gain self-confidence and belief in their own abilities.

Harmonia Publishing House, known for its high-quality educational materials, has ensured careful graphic and substantive development of the publication. The 205x298 mm format and paperback binding make the book easy to use and durable. The year of publication 2023 guarantees the topicality of the content contained therein.

The "You Can Do It!" worksheets are not only a collection of tasks, but above all support for students in their personal and social development. Thanks to them, young people learn to cope with the challenges of everyday life, analyze information and make informed decisions. It is an investment in the future of every student with mild intellectual disabilities.

The tasks contained in the publication cover a wide range of topics, from analyzing recipes to recognizing one's own emotions. Thanks to this, students have the opportunity to develop various skills and acquire knowledge needed in adulthood. "You Can Do It!" is a valuable aid for every young person who wants to actively participate in social and professional life.