All students Teach It! 1)Objective: Students will develop self-awareness, objectively know their own strengths and needs, as a key to learning and life success. Self-awareness helps students know when and how long they need to study, which strategies work be... View More
If your student makes math errors because of messy handwriting Teach It! 1)Objective: Students will use multi-colored pencils to visually organize their work and prevent math errors. 2)Direct Instruction: Explain how colored pencils can help students more c... View More
If your student dislikes reading traditional books Teach It! Objective: Offer a variety of reading options to motivate students who are reluctant to read or are reading below grade level, since motivation to read can be a key driver of reading success. The f... View More
For students learning from videos or virtually, particularly those with weaker attention, working memory, processing or reasoning Teach It! 1)Objective: Break down content instruction into manageable chunks so it can be more easily understood and remembered.... View More
If your student feels easily overwhelmed remembering too much information Teach It! 1)Objective: Students will remember a large amount of information by chunking or breaking it down into more manageable pieces. 2)Instruction and Practice: Model for students... View More
If your student struggles to complete and hand in assignments on time Teach It! 1)Objective: Students will create an organizational system that helps them have a clear and visible plan of work assignments they need to accomplish on both a daily and a long-te... View More
For all students in remote learning, particularly those with weaker executive functions Teach It! 1)Objective: To create a daily student schedule that outlines the day's activities and can be viewed by students and parents to manage expectations and provide ... View More
If your student has careless math errors Instruction and Practice 1)Objective: Students will learn clear strategies to efficiently and consistently check their math work to ensure accuracy. 2)Adults often tell students to check their work, but not all stude... View More