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Every student can learn just not on the same day or way... every student has their own uniqueness.. It's important for students to know and understand this. IT will help them go at their own pace without the pressures to keep up

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I believe every child can learn, but it is important for us as teachers to understand that everyone learns at a different pace. While some students are fast thinkers, others take more time to process information, especially students who are learning a new language. Some people are visual or auditory learners, while other students need a hands-on approach to learn. It is important that we give all students opportunities to explore different ways of learning.

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All of the quotes resonate with me. It is a combination of all the foundations of language acquisition " a recipe for learning!"

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This resonates with me as a teacher, specifically this year more than ever. One specific student in my class this year needs the praise and encouragement from not only me but the other students in order to accomplish an assignment.

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This quote resonates with me because I am constantly telling my students to always try their best- no matter how difficult or confusing something may be. As educators, it is important for us to tell our students they have the potential to accomplish anything they set their mind to do.

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I learn best when things are hands-on and engaging. Having great learning experiences is what makes learning more meaningful and allows your mind to be challeneged.

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This quote really resonates with me this year because we did have two students in our room who were MLL who were entering. We made sure they were involved in every aspect of the day and involved them in lessons. The growth they made was incredible. When students are "in it" it stays with them.

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This quote resonates with me most because as a student, I was always a hands on type learner. I could only imagine that hands on is beneficial for someone who may not be proficient in our language because you are showing them, and they are "doing", you aren't just telling them.

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I like this quote because every student is unique and has their own way of learning. Sometimes approaching something differently can be all that student needs to gain the needed information.

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This quote is a special education teachers mantra as this explains why we differentiate and scaffold instruction so that it is accessible to all types of learners.

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I believe that when you have a strong foundation in oral language, an enhanced vocabulary and the ability to properly express your thoughts and opinions, you are at an extreme advantage and all reading skills will benefit from this.

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I completely agree! Something as simple as verbal praise or a compliment can motivate a student tremendously.

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As teachers, we need to show every student that they have the potential to do everything and they will accomplish so much.

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Teachers who made learning more engaging, hands-on, and involved were the ones who really captured my attention and helped me to learn.

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This quote means so much to me, as this is how I learn. I try to keep that in mind when working with students each day.

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When I am working hands on for something, it is much easier for me to understand and be able to emulate it than if someone just tells me how to do it.

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I love this! I love them all. This sticks with me because I am a visual learner, but I LOVE teaching through experience. I SEE the difference it makes and Im familiar with it. It is how LIFE works -- you learn through experience.

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This quote resonates with me as a special education teacher because each student in my class learns in a different way.

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I learn better when it's hands on. I tune out when it is a lesson taught by someone telling me how to do it.