Homeschooling with Technology
Replay: How to modify online curriculum for special needs students: Part 1
125: How to modify online curriculum for special needs students: Part 1
Guest Lindsay Leiviska explains how to modify online curriculum for special needs students. You can find Lindsay online at A Heart For All Students. Her podcast is also called "A Heart for All Students".
Variables to Consider:
* Time: Short lessons (less is more)
* Ability to remove all timers
* Ability to correct and modify “grades”
* Printable hard copy of any texts
* Print PDFs of any textbooks and other resources
* Clear and to the point
* Slower Rate of Speech
* Language and auditory processing
* Clutter-Free Design
* Excellent for those who struggle with visual discrimination
* Reduced visual input for the brain to tease and process through
* Ability To Add Visuals/Imagery for any language-based concepts (ie vocabulary needs to be supported with visuals)
* Use Quizlet for Spelling and vocabulary practice for all subjects (including history, science, math, etc)
Recommended Resources mentioned in this episode:
* A Heart For All Students: Homeschooling A Child Struggling With Math- 12 Tips To Help
* Ctcmath.com
* https://mathantics.com
* Quizlet
* The Great Courses
* Veritas Press Self-Paced History
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