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From: susan caro <morahsusie@yahoo.com> To: Teacher2Teacher Public Discussion Date: 2008070101:19:09 Subject: Re: Re: slow learner I agree with your explanation of the best way to reach the slow learner student. I would like to interject another great way to assist the students with their comprehension of the text that they are struggling with. I like to incorporate arts and crafts projects that help them understand the problem, make math a fun lesson rather than a boring one, allow for creative thinking, and help students feel that they want to put forth their best shot. This was very helpful when I was teaching graphs. We experimented ( working in small groups) what the outcome would be when stacking textbooks atop base made of paper. After working on this we graphed our results. What a fun and educational lesson this was!
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