This set of Stanford Teacher Education Program syllabi (Education 285A-B) focuses on the basic knowledge, skills, dispositions, and strategies for teaching students across the spectrum of learning differences. It explores the needs and opportunities of learners with dis/abilities that teachers need to understand to design, create, and support student learning opportunities in the content areas. The courses focus on lesson designs to support diverse learning needs, organizational strategies to optimize learning, and adaptations that address teaching and assess learning outcomes. The courses also include an introduction to the legal requirements of special education, testing procedures, the use of Individualized Education Plans (IEPs), and team processes to access support and service systems within schools and districts.