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How to Identify and Help Struggling Students by Q Gardere 59834709…

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        Student Interview: ask the student how they're feeling about assignments and what they're learning. What do they like / not like? Ask what they would like help with? If necessary, ask about friendships and home life.
        
        Step 3:
        Try to pinpoint if the student is struggling due to possible behavior issue / disability, a physical ailment, and/or learning difficulty / disability.
        
        Behavioral Issue
        AND/OR
        Learning difficulty
        
        Step 4:
        Try differentiation in the classroom.
        Link to some strategies
        More strategies
        
        peer tutoring
        
        peer buddies
        
        project based learning
        
        reflection & goal setting
        
        shorter activity times
        
        use multi-media
        
        display a schedule
        
        feedback
        
        Is the differentiation helping?
        
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        Physical Ailment (Visual / Audio / etc.)
        
        Contact Supervisor and inform them of your observations and any information gathered during the student interview.
        
        Supervisor or yourself can contact parents to inform them that the student may need to see a medical doctor (eye doctor, ear doctor, general practitioner)
        
        To assist the student in the classroom, the teacher can use classroom strategies such as...
        
        having the student sit close to the board
        
        using technical assistance such as IPads, computers, screen readers, magnifying glasses, enlarged font textbooks
        
        provide written material (especially when using audio in the classroom)
        
        Making sure the classroom is accessible and easy for mobility