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To help a struggling student (Signs of a Struggling Student (Begins to…
To help a struggling student
Signs of a Struggling Student
Becomes easily frustrated
Seems to work longer and harder with little or no improvement
Makes frequent and careless errors
Lacks self-motivation
Receives notes home from teachers about classroom misconduct
Has difficulty staying on task
Has difficulty following directions
Seems to have trouble with note-taking skills
Struggles with basic reading, writing, math, or spelling skills
Takes longer than normal to complete written work
Begins to argue with you over school work
Becomes anxious and stressed about homework
Starts to leave books and assignments at school
Turns in incomplete homework or none at all
Makes negative comments about the teacher or about school in general
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=52sT5Euthg4
The Individuals with Disabilities
These can best be identified through a series of tests, not just a single test.
Determining a child’s disability must be a full and comprehensive process in order to be fair to the individual needs of the child.
Special Education Evaluation
Educational Diagnostician
Physical Therapist, Occupational Therapist, Audiologist, Orientation and Mobility Specialist
Medical Doctors (including psychiatrists, ophthalmologists, and optometrists)
Teachers --Differentiated Instructions
Design lessons based on students’ learning styles.
Group students by shared interest, topic, or ability for assignments.
Assess students’ learning using formative assessment.
Manage the classroom to create a safe and supportive environment.
Continually assess and adjust lesson content to meet students’ needs.
How Differentiated Instruction Works
Small work groups:
The students in each group rotate in and out. This gives them a chance to participate in many different groups.
Reciprocal learning:
Sometimes the student becomes the teacher, sharing what he’s learned and asking questions of his peers.
Continual assessment:
Teachers regularly monitor students’ strengths and weaknesses
How do teachers involve parents in helping struggling students?
Encourage parents to hire a tutor
With a good tutor, a student can be helped to overcome the academic challenges they are facing.
Encourage parents to set boundaries
Apart from video games, smartphones and social media distract children from studying. Placing boundaries around these activities are beneficial for struggling students.
Encourage parents to ensure that children get proper diet and sleep
Sleeping and waking up at the same time every day is also helpful.
Without energy, students may struggle to pay attention in the classroom.
Encourage parents to provide academic and emotional support
Educational Services--BY SCHOOL
the school's Case Study Committee (CSC)
Consultation provided by special educators to the general education teacher
Collaborative instruction in the general education classroom through co-teaching by the general and special education teachers;
Instruction in the special education classroom for part or all of the school day.
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Interviews from 2 teachers from a University based in the UK about how to help struggling students who are suffering stresses and mental issues
How could we help University students
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dG2Ku8y1HBY
How to get a counselling and mental health assessment
Who is an assessment for?
If you’re struggling with emotional difficulties like anxiety or low mood and think you’d benefit from some confidential mental health support, you can book an assessment with our university.
How to book an assessment?
Just come in to the Student Services help-desk
What to expect from your assessment?
The assessment is an initial consultation where one of our team will ask you what you’re struggling with and what your goals are. We’ll also ask some questions to establish whether you are at risk.
Following an assessment, our advisers work one-on-one, using a solution-focused approach to promote coping and self-management. When it’s more appropriate for treatment to be offered by services outside the University, advisers will signpost you to these agencies and liaise with them as necessary.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nMcbqEa9XL4
Why do we have to? Because many students are have mental breaking-down situations.
