Here are some situations, (after looking at information or checklist document)
1. Sue, has an ASL,(American Sign Language) intrepretor with her. She would like to sit in the back of the classroom. What do you do?
2. Oscar, is hard of hearing and wears headphones all the time. He seems to not understand anything in the classroom, what do you do?
3.Jacob has a hard time remembering what comes next in class. What do you offer him?
Do you have any learners who may have challenges? Can you modify anything to help them?
Program Areas
AwD: Adults with Disabilities
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Warm-up
Engagement
This is for the instructor to take a second look at your classroom. You will check on all ways of learning for your learners.
Introduction
Engagement
This lesson plan follows Part 1 of Accessing Your Classroom for All Learners. This part will give you some technological tools you can use for all learners who may need it.
This powerpoint/PDF will show you simple ways for learning for all learners.
Practice
Engagement Enhancement Extension
Here are some discussions for different situations:
1.Anna is a bit nervous and gets rattled with people around her. She just wants to type things she reads from magazines.
2. Bill is a very tall senior with mobility and hand dexterity challenges. Sometimes he wears glasses. He would like to write a letter to his daughter on the computer, but may need help in starting the letter.
3. You discover your learner can't read during a game you're playing on a smartboard.
What would you do in these situations?
Application
Engagement Enhancement Extension
After reading this information, can you modify anything in your classroom ?
Hopefully you will use some of these tips for future use with your learners.
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