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Process for Addressing Struggling Students in My Virtual Art Classroom -…
Process for Addressing Struggling Students in My Virtual Art Classroom - Rebecca Kennedy
Is the student struggling?
How can I meet their needs?
Send private message on Zoom
Ask what I can do to help
Do what I can during class and prepare for next time
Take a break if needed
Practice meditation if possible
More simplified drawing?
https://www.easydrawingtips.com/egg-step-by-step-basic-shading-tutorial/
Contact parents if needed
See if parent can sit and draw with the child
Student may feel more at ease; parent sets an example
Ask parent what I can do to help
Prepare for next class
Ask if student is okay
Has any improvement been made?
If yes...
Keep checking in with parents and updating them with child's progress. Parents like to feel informed about their child's achievement.
If no...
Ask parents to send IEP if applicable
Inform myself as much as possible on child's specific IEP
Plan how to differentiate my teaching skills to meet this student's specific needs
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Keep evaluating student's progess
What types of modifications can I make? These are the types of modification: Scheduling, setting, materials, instruction, student response
Source
Make them feel safe
Create positive environment
Look for facial expressions and body language
https://modules.ilabs.uw.edu/module/development-of-literacy/why-some-kids-struggle/
Does the student look frustrated? Are they angrily erasing?
What can I do to best avoid struggles for students?
Create a safe, positive and nurturing environment
Remain flexible
Make students feel heard
Be supportive in any way I can
Create a routine
Encourage peer interaction and cooperation
Involve parents
