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From: Arundhati Mukherjee <marundhati@hotmail.com> To: Teacher2Teacher Public Discussion Date: 2008060708:01:39 Subject: Re: Re: Possible teaching strategies in classroom for slow learner in mathemetics Very often slow learners are so because they may lack in the past knowledge required for the lesson taught. Quite often it works 1) if we ask short question which life related and connected to the lesson 2) explain the previous knowledge/concept ( in short) needed to understand the lesson 3) interact with the so called slow learner directly and allow them to think and address the problem at his own pace 4) give credit and encourage even if a part of the problem is solved by him
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