Help students stay curious by giving them choices.

Connect lessons to what students care about.

Create a welcoming, low-stress classroom.

Set clear goals and let students know what success looks like.

Encourage teamwork and peer support.

Give useful feedback and reminders to help students stay on track.

Teach students how to manage stress and emotions.

Help them reflect on their goals and progress.

Support the development of positive beliefs about learning.

Offer text in large print or audio format.

Let students adjust volume, colors, or display size to fit their needs.

Make sure all visuals are clear and easy to understand.

Teach vocabulary before introducing new content.

Use visuals, diagrams, and examples to explain ideas.

Support students who are learning English or have language challenges.

Help students link new content to what they already know.

Use tools like graphic organizers to make complex ideas easier.

Offer chances to review and reflect on what they’ve learned.

Let students choose how to interact using a mouse, keyboard, touchscreen, or speech.

Offer tools that make it easier to type, write, or move around.

Allow students to use drawings, videos, writing, or speaking to show understanding.

Teach students how to use technology tools to create or organize their ideas.

Guide students in planning and setting goals.

Help them monitor their progress with checklists or reminders.

Support reflection on their learning process and results.

Google Slides: Let students pick how they want to complete a task or explore a topic.

Blooket: A fun, game-based tool that keeps students engaged while reviewing content.

ClassDojo: Motivates students by tracking goals and rewarding effort, teamwork, and focus with positive feedback and visuals.

GoNoodle: Offers calming videos, breathing exercises, and movement breaks to help students manage emotions and refocus.

Immersive Reader: Helps students access text with features like read-aloud, text size changes, color contrast, and spacing options.

Quizlet: Lets students study new vocabulary using flashcards, visuals, audio, and games to support different language needs.

MindMeister: Allows students to organize information using visual mind

Google Docs Voice Typing: Lets students speak instead of type, supporting those who struggle with written output.

Flip: Allows students to record and share video responses to express their thoughts in creative ways.

Trello: A visual planning tool that helps students organize tasks, set goals, and manage steps in longer projects.