Brain Gym Technique: Cognition, Focus and Coordination
The Brain Gym technique includes 26 movements that are used to stimulate a person’s cognition, increase their focus, fine tune coordination, …
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Teaching Students With Learning Disabilities
Showing guides and explainers filed under Teaching Students With Learning Disabilities.
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How to Teach Students with Dyslexia Using Multi-Sensory Reading Techniques
Students with dyslexia learn best when taught using a multi-sensory approach that incorporates visual, auditory, kinesthetic and tactile learning to …
Continue ReadingMath Games For Students with Dyslexia or Learning Disabilities: Teach Math Through Play
Help your students overcome learning disabilities in fun, interactive ways. These ideas help you make your own games to teach math concepts to …
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Wordshark: A Computer- Based Teaching Tool for Dyslexia
Heard about Wordshark and want to know more? Read on to learn more about this computer software that is very useful for children with Dyslexia.
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Teaching Students With Dyslexia Using Multi-Sensory Learning Techniques
Do you struggle with teaching children with dyslexia? Try this multi-sensory learning approach. Read on to learn more about why it works and how you …
Continue ReadingVisual Learning Strategies For the Student With Dyslexia
Many students who have dyslexia learn by seeing. Read on to learn some strategies that can work for the visual learner who is affected by dyslexia. …
Continue ReadingEducational Kinesiology or The Brain Gym for Students with Dyslexia: Does it Work?
The Brain Gym is a program using kinesiology to teach. Experts say children, especially those with special needs such as dyslexia, can learn better …
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Classroom Advice for Teachers: Dealing with 13 Types of Specific Learning Disabilities
More than ever teachers across learning environments are working with special populations, specifically the 13 types of specific learning …
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Special Education Students - What Are Adaptive Skills?
Necessary skills for functioning daily, include the ability to care for ones self, communication skills, and social skills. Professionals often assess …
Continue ReadingIdeas for Appropriate Materials for Students with Severe Cognititve Disabilities Aged Ten and Up
Here is a collection of ideas for activities and materials that you can use while working with older children suffering from cognitive disabilities. …
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