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To make modifications in the classroom, you have to be aware that many changes will occur. ... To do this change is in order in the classroom. ... Creating the opportunity to learn and develop both the academic and behavioral skills is essential to an effective classroom.
Making modifications to instructional materials in the special education is the key to helping students with learning disabilities.
Inside the classroom itself, teachers also have many different options and resources. The first step teachers must take is creating a well managed classroom. ... The teacher must decide which classroom interventions will work best for the whole class. ...
Now how to simplify the modifications in the classroom. The following is a collection of checklists to use when modifying materials, classroom environment and the students demands. ...
Modifying the presentation of material :
■ use concrete examples of concepts before teaching the abstract
■ provide an overview of the lesson before beginning
■ monitor the student’s comprehension of language used during instruction
■ schedule frequent, short conferences with the student to check for comprehension
■ highlight important concepts to be learned in text material
■ provide clear, concise directions and concrete examples for homework assignments
There are other modifications you can do or use.
Approximate Word count = 826
Approximate Pages = 3.3
(250 words per page double spaced)
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