Sensory Seeking or Sensory Sensitive: Understanding Sensory Integration In Kids
8th October 2024
Certain children are ‘sensory seekers.’ They either require more sensory input to function or underreact to it. Most others are ‘sensory avoiders.’ When they experience too much sensory information, they are overwhelmed and agitated. As teachers who have pursued autism courses online or offline, it is essential to understand the differences. ...
Written By : Victoria Lewis
How To Promote Teaching And Inclusive Learning For Specific Learning Disabilities
30th September 2024
For academic success, students with learning difficulties may need extra assistance in the classroom. It is crucial that you, as a teacher, make sure these pupils have access to the appropriate accommodations, inclusive teaching, and successful learning practices. This provides a framework for creating a welcoming and accommodating learning environment for kids with special needs by outlining instructional techniques and adjustments. ...
Written By : Park Jin Ae
Teach Children How To Read: 4 Multisensory Activities To Approach Comprehension
25th September 2024
Are you thinking about implementing multimodal learning in your classroom to assist your kids become better readers? Learn about the principles of whole-brain learning and how to include multimodal exercises in your curriculum. Keep reading on to learn about some multisensory activities you can use in a classroom. ...
Written By : Laura Taylor
Understanding and Addressing Hyperlexia in Special Education Classroom
12th September 2024
To support children with Hyperlexia, you must need to understand it’s characteristics and symptoms of it. Explore our informative guide, to learn about the symptoms of Hyperlexia and how you can support and teach them effectively. ...
Written By : Ruchi Mehta
5 Simple Strategies To Tackle Students With ADHD In The Classroom
31st August 2024
Consider the tasks that kids must complete in a school environment: Keep motionless. Pay close attention. Be mindful. Observe directions. Focus. These are the exact activities that children with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, often known as ADHD or ADD, find difficult to perform; it's not that they don't want to, but rather that their brains resist allowing them to. Here are a few strategies for students with ADHD. ...
Written By : Victoria Lewis
6 Effective Teaching Strategies For Empowering Students with Down Syndrome in Montessori Classroom
23rd August 2024
Children with Down syndrome have different sets of mental and physical challenges. Explore our informative guide, to learn how to teach students with Down syndrome in your Montessori classroom and help them to thrive in every aspect of life. ...
Written By : Park Jin Ae
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