ADHD
This can help a hyper student who cannot focus in class.
What is allow a break to get water or go to the restroom?
A dyslexic child often has better auditory processing skills than this diagnosis?
What is ADHD
Lack of vocabulary knowledge can lead to struggles with what?
What is reading comprehension?
What is ADHD?
Problems with visualizing numbers and shapes can be a sign of what?
What is dyscalculia?
This can help a student track assignments.
What is an planner with large spaces to fill in assignments?
This can help a student who resists rewriting essays.
What is allowing him/her to record themselves reading the essay aloud?
Teaching reading comprehension skills should include what three modes?
What are auditory, visual, and kinesthetic modes?
A speech-language pathologist can provide what support for a student with APD?
What is work on sound discrimination and active listening skills?
Using this strategy to show mathematical ideas is helpful for students with dyscalculia.
What is the use of charts?
This can help a student who cannot remember to bring materials home.
What is keeping an extra set of textbooks at home?
This can help students who struggle with task initiation.
What is providing a prompt or signal for the student to get started?
Asking questions like does this make sense, do I know what this word means, or what might happen next are part of what reading skill?
What is monitoring comprehension?
This is important for teachers to provide for students with APD.
What are visual prompts like schedules, checklists, and sticky notes?
Using a visual timer with dyscalculia can help with what?
What is pacing?
Teachers can include this in their teaching strategies for students who struggle with focus.
What is provide a variety of modalities in their instruction?
This can help a student organize their thoughts on paper before writing.
What is using a graphic organizer?
Story maps, character webs, and visual outlines that help with comprehension are examples of what?
What are graphic organizers?
Preteaching concepts, getting their attention before speaking, and keeping directions simple are all what for students with APD?
What are accommodations?
Using these in math can help students with dyscalculia.
What are manipulatives?
This can help a student who often turns in work with careless mistakes.
What is allowing a five-minute period to check over work prior to turning it in?
This can help disorganized students when assigning a long-term project.
What is providing a calendar or checklist to show a timeline of when specific parts are due?
Two words that begin with "v" that are effective for students with weak language skills.
What are visualizing and verbalizing?
This is difficult for students with APD when a teacher is lecturing about new material.
What is listening and writing at the same time?
Limiting the number of problems on one page may help an APD student with what?
What is feeling overwhelmed when looking at a page of problems?