When we think about teaching literacy, we often imagine young, elementary-age students as most in need. What about middle and high school students?

An education specialist shares her step-by-step guide, which has helped her students better utilize visual supports.

Step 1: Read (and reread) the word problem. First, encourage students to read the word problem in its entirety, in order to ...

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The episodes are standalone and can be used during and/or after teaching sequences on each grammar point. And whilst the locations and vocabulary used suggest specific topics or contexts ...

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With experts having repeatedly called for a more structured approach to maths teaching to halt Australia’s spiralling ...

Key strategies include activating prior knowledge, pre-teaching vocabulary, using visual aids, modeling and encouraging student discourse. This approach ensures diverse learning needs are met, ...