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1. www.readingrockets.org › helping-all-readersLiteracy in the Inclusive Classroom - Reading Rockets

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   5 Ways to Create an Inclusive Reading and Writing Program. Get practical tips to help you design your inclusive language arts program, including ideas about your classroom library, integrating technology, using graphic organizers and other basic tools, and giving students choice.

2. accessibledigitallearning.org › resource › makingTeacher's guide: How to make learning materials accessible

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   Overview. This summary is a beginners guide for teachers on how to make their lessons more inclusive by improving the accessibility of their learning materials and applying Universal Design for Learning principles. The summary will cover: Universal design for learning (UDL) Making your learning materials accessible.

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4. www.edutopia.org › article › ensuring-instructionEnsuring That Instruction Is Inclusive for Diverse Learners

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   May 15, 2019 · If they’re listening to you or a podcast, it may be helpful to provide an outline where they can add notes or sketch visuals while they listen. If they’re reading texts, you can allow them to partner read or use technology to adjust the font and text size.

5. www.readingrockets.org › topics › learningLiteracy Instruction at a Distance: Strategies for Supporting ...

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   Explicit instruction in core literacy skills (phonemic awareness, phonics, fluency, vocabulary, and comprehension) combined with multisensory supports, are key to helping children with language-based learning disabilities thrive in a virtual learning environment.

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6. journals.sagepub.com › doi › fullUsing technology to differentiate and accommodate students ...

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   Dec 25, 2017 · Vocaroo, Quick Response codes, Plickers, Screencast-O-Matic, Padlet, Storybird, Bookshare, Bubbl.us, Kahoot, and Newsela are differentiated technological instructional tools available for teachers to use to assist students with disabilities in multiple areas of learning difficulty.

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7. www.readingrockets.org › topics › autism-spectrumInclusive Literacy Learning - Reading Rockets

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   Browse our library of evidence-based teaching strategies, learn more about using classroom texts, find out what whole-child literacy instruction looks like, and dive deeper into comprehension, content area literacy, writing, and social-emotional learning.

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   How can online learning help children with language-based learning disabilities?

   • Online learning can be beneficial for children with language-based learning disabilities as it offers explicit instruction in core literacy skills (phonemic awareness, phonics, fluency, vocabulary, and comprehension) combined with multisensory supports. Try these ideas and online learning tools to help your students thrive in a virtual learning environment.

   Literacy Instruction at a Distance: Strategies for Supporting Students

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   How can teachers help students with disabilities learn literacy?

   • By simply increasing natural opportunities for engagement with items in the classroom environment (e.g., writing tools, print materials), teachers were able to improve the emergent literacy behaviors of their students. Every teacher can make changes in the environment that will help the literacy learning of students with disabilities.

   Inclusive Literacy Learning - Reading Rockets

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   How can I help my students learn a new language?

   • When teaching literacy instruction in a distance learning environment, using visuals can help make the topic more meaningful and memorable for your students. Consider using a virtual word bank with pictures of key terms or domain-specific vocabulary. Keep this visible to your students and refer to the words as you use them to help them learn a new language.

   Literacy Instruction at a Distance: Strategies for Supporting Students

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   How can teachers increase literacy learning?

   • Teachers looking to increase literacy learning might consider giving students with disabilities (or other struggling learners) more access to literacy-based software programs, computerized word and language games, and other devices such as pen scanners that “read” as the user passes the device over text.

   Inclusive Literacy Learning - Reading Rockets

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   How do I encourage students to read?

   • If they’re listening to you or a podcast, it may be helpful to provide an outline where they can add notes or sketch visuals while they listen. If they’re reading texts, you can allow them to partner read or use technology to adjust the font and text size. 2. Provide choices to sustain student engagement: Allow students to choose an activity.

   Ensuring That Instruction Is Inclusive for Diverse Learners - Edutopia

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   How do students demonstrate literacy skills?

   • Students, therefore, may be seen as demonstrating literacy skills and abilities when they learn a new communication system; use literacy materials to explore, socialize, or share information; or follow the literacy “routines” of the classroom (e.g., attend when teacher reads, take turns in discussions).

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9. lifelonglearningandteaching.weebly.com › uploads › 3Seven Steps to Building a Language Rich Interactive Classroom

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   Seven Steps to Building a Language Rich Interactive Classroom. Teach students language strategies to use when they don’t know what to say. Encourage students to speak in complete sentences. Randomize and rotate who is called on so students of all language levels can participate.