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Highlighters
A highlighter can help studentīs with learning disabilities focus on the key things they should study. It gets rid of the unnecessary information.
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Writing It Out
Many students with learning disabilities rather write things out and then simplify it. They can often similfy things enough so all that is left to remember are keywords.
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Get Interested
Find out what the student is interested. Once you find out, develop this interest by taking them to libraries, galleries etc to develop their interest.
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To Do List
Help students arrange a to do list every day. This helps students stay on task and keeps them organized.
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Computer Skills
Sometimes students with learning disabilities learn and write better using computers. Computers make it easier for students to write and keep focused.
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Test Taking
Some students might need some extra time to take a test. Time pressures can harm the studentīs ability to perform on a test. If a student has a learning disability, make sure you give them enough time to take the test.
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