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Identification and Intervention for Struggling Students (Kindergarten) By…

- - - - Limit child's screen time
      - Create a concrete routine (ie. set meal times,
        bedtime routine, etc.)
      - Socialize student outside of school
        by joining clubs or other activities
      - Positive discipline
      - Set proper bedtimes: Click below to see how much sleep a child needs!
        [https://www.webmd.com/parenting/guide/sleep-children#1].
      - Suggest reading to the child and practicing their speech
    - - Extra one-on-one reading support
      - Learning Centers: Use different activities to teach the same topic. For example, one activity is better suited for visual learners, auditory learners, tactile learners, and kinesthetic learners.
      - Small group work
      - Pair lower level students with higher performing students
      - Extra one-on-one support and encouragement from the teacher
      - Incorporate multi-sensory learning activities
      - Provide multiple activities of different levels. For example, if students are completing puzzles, have puzzles of varying degrees of difficulty, this will help struggling students and will keep more advanced students from getting bored.
      - Scaffolding based on individual students needs