If you are introducing challenging math concepts to a student whose visual-spatial skills are stronger than their verbal skills Instruction and Practice 1)Objective: Students will understand new concepts through visualization and hands-on experiences. 2) W... View More
All students who will be taking high stakes online tests, particularly if they have weaker attention, motor or spatial skills Instruction and Practice 1) Objective: Online tests can place a heavier load on attention, as well as visual and motor skills, than ... View More
If your student is reading a text where unfamiliar vocabulary is key to comprehension Instruction and Practice 1)Objective: Provide students with key vocabulary words prior to reading to support their understanding of the text. 2)Direct Instruction: a) Prov... View More
If your student is a fine writer but needs specific ideas to improve his writing style How to Apply It! 1) Using transition words in writing is an easy and effective way to enrich your writing, but it is important to use variety and nuance. 1) To find the b... View More
All students but particularly if your student has a lot of scattered errors or inconsistent performance Teach It! 1)Objective: Students will learn strategies for checking their work based on how much time they have, so they can use their time efficiently and... View More
If your student reads slowly or often takes longer than anticipated on reading assignments Instruction and Practice 1)Objective: Students will gain an understanding of when it is appropriate to skim text and when to read in depth. 2) Sometimes skimming, or ... View More
If your students will have individualized performance goals How to Apply It! 1) Students will understand, remember and be more engaged if they are slightly out of their comfort zone but not too stretched that they feel confused or overwhelmed. 1) To gauge w... View More
All students How to Apply It! 1) Teachers and parents play a key role in fostering growth mindset by using clear and consistent language that is supportive of mistakes and focuses on effort over outcomes. 1) What Do You Think? Before offering your feedback... View More