Sentences with phrase «helping students with reading difficulties»

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Working with the therapeutic educational indications of Rudolf Steiner that were developed into a framework by Audrey E. McAllen that is referred to as The Extra Lesson, Rachel teaches a collection of remedial drawing, painting, and movement exercises that address and may help with remediation for difficulties experienced by students struggling to learn writing, reading, and arithmetic.

He cited the example of a private school in Teaneck, New Jersey which specifically helps students who have difficulties with reading.

The Intuitive Overlay pack (product code I / 0113)- this test is used as an assessment tool for students who have reading difficulties or visual stress; the test determines whether the student would benefit from the use of coloured overlays to help with their condition.

With the help of computers, a literacy curriculum, for example, could by design include audiobooks for those with difficulties reading text, dictionaries where ESL learners could look up words along the way, and extra questions for those students ready to go on to the next leWith the help of computers, a literacy curriculum, for example, could by design include audiobooks for those with difficulties reading text, dictionaries where ESL learners could look up words along the way, and extra questions for those students ready to go on to the next lewith difficulties reading text, dictionaries where ESL learners could look up words along the way, and extra questions for those students ready to go on to the next level.

If a student determines, with the help of a resource specialist, that he or she has difficulties with reading, that student is responsible for requesting an accommodation such as extra time on a reading - comprehension test.

Students who had literacy difficulties were broken up into groups with one of the groups given assistive software (Text To Speech) to help them read.

Scanning Pens Approved by The Joint Council for Qualifications to be used in exams, this handy orange pen helps students with difficulties such as dyslexia to read and understand questions.

According to the IDA, the current state licensing and professional development practices are «insufficient» to provide teachers with the knowledge and skill to help students who are having difficulty with reading.

Having a keen interest in helping students with learning difficulties, Dianne was actively involved in the Reading Recovery Program.

Helped students improve reading and writing skills by using NWEA Map Testing data to differentiate class material, managing ELL classroom duties, tutoring and mentoring students with academic and domestic difficulties