My smart padlet by Eliza Mascoll

How can I present information in ways that reach all learners?

emascoll2 — 2024-10-16 03:19:13 UTC

tsmith3_42 — 2024-10-16 06:20:23 UTC

Incorporating fun instructional videos and creative formative exercises like acting out an event the students read about in social studies

ldeperio1 — 2024-10-19 21:48:03 UTC

Customizing the display of information by using physical objects and manipulatives, offering alternatives for auditory and visual information

jsantucci4 — 2024-10-20 16:48:15 UTC

I use many visual aids to help present information to reach all my learners. I write down a few notes in math and grammar on the white board, so my students can use them as a reference in class to help them answer questions.

My methods

mwdiaz — 2024-10-20 19:56:18 UTC

By providing multiple paths for a single lesson by handing out worksheets of the lessons with a written explanation of what we are learning along with tutorial of me reading it with the class. Afterwards, I have students work in small groups to complete the worksheet while I go around and facilitate the entire class with conversations and routine check-ins. If time allows, I will even go over the answers.

hufsamasood — 2024-10-23 02:49:13 UTC

You can present information in a way that reaches all learners by incorporating multiple modes of instruction, or Multimodal Instruction by including visuals such as videos or infographics into your presentation. Auditory modes of learning like a verbal explanation or a recording. Kinesthetic or hands-on activities associated with the presented information and text modes like an article or reading.