Effective Strategies for Working with Slow Learners in Special Education
Learn valuable tips for working with slow learners in special education settings, including reducing distractions, emphasizing strengths, providing variety in academic routine, and making learning fun and comfortable. Encourage communication and create a positive learning environment for the best results.
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WORKING WITH SLOW LEARNERS Reduce distractions by providing a quiet, private place to work. Emphasize strengths. Use lots of praise and reinforcementfrequently. Make lessons short. Limit the working time and have several short work periods rather than one long one.
Add variety to the academic routine. Do active things and use educational games, puzzles, and other techniques as much as possible. Work on material challenging but allows success. Work that is too hard or too easy is a turn-off. that is somewhat
Make learning fun and comfortable. Your positive attitude is very important. Encourage your child to talk to you. Ask what he did in school. Ask what was the best part of his/her day. Ask questions about the TV shows he/she watches. Talk about what he/she has heard, done, and plans to do.
