1. Recruit Interest – Give students choices, make things feel relevant to their lives, and minimize distractions.

2. Sustain Effort & Persistence – Encourage goals, collaboration, and recognition for progress.

3. Self-Regulation – Teach students how to set personal goals, manage frustration, and reflect on their learning journey.

• Perception – Make content clear by offering it in different ways (visual, auditory, etc.).

• Language & Symbols – Help students understand vocabulary, symbols, and language used in lessons.

• Comprehension – Support understanding by connecting new ideas to what students already know and using strategies like summaries and examples.

1. Physical Action – Let students use tools and assistive tech to physically interact with materials.

2. Expression & Communication – Offer different ways to express learning (writing, speaking, creating, tech tools).

3. Executive Functions – Help students plan, set goals, stay organized, and reflect on their progress.

This is great for visual storytelling and project-based learning!