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Alphabet strip taped to student’s desk
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Break long-range assignments into
smaller ones
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Checklists, Calculators and
Computers
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Dictate work or assignments to
students
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Examples of finished projects; Extend
time for tests, projects and assignments
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Flash cards; Frequent positive
reinforcement and praise
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Group cooperatively; Give
clues; Graphic organizers
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Highlight main ideas and/or specific
words
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Instruction given orally and in print
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Journal writing could be drawings or
dictations
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Keep motivation and interest high
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Large print for easier reading
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Manipulatives and Models
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Number lines; Notebooks; Note-takers
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Oral reports; Overview or
synopsis of reading selections
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Paired reading; Peer tutors;
Properly cover up excessive visual stimuli
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Quiet spaces and work areas
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Read tests, directions and assignments
aloud; Read questions before reading passage
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Rephrase after
then Restate
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Shorten assignments; Study
guides
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Tape text stories; Tests can be
take-home or open-book; Tactile materials
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Use a test format that requires little
writing; Utilize overhead projector
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Verbal responses to questions and
tests; Vocabulary lists; Visual aids
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Worksheets and tests Written in
simplified formats
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Xerox copies of assignments for home
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“You can do it” should be often heard
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Zero in on reinforcing concepts
through hands-on activities and games
