This module is designed to enable the teacher working in an actual school situation with a special needs learner to develop an individualized instruction program based on a diagnostic, prescriptive teaching model. The first of three chapters contains three learning experience activities which are designed to help the teacher demonstrate knowledge of (1) the handicapping conditions and educational goals of special needs learners, (2) delivery systems used in designing instruction, and (3) the diagnostic prescriptive model as it relates to individual instruction. Each learning experience contains an objective, learning activity, optional learning activity, self check activity, and feedback. Chapter two is a review of related literature. The third chapter contains a training packet to help teachers develop affective and cognitive understanding of the mainstreaming concept and its implications for training people who have special needs to obtain and keep rewarding and satisfying jobs. Objectives, activities, evaluation methods, and learning materials are presented in chart form. (LRA)