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Teaching about up and down has its own ups and downs. Prepositions can make for dry subject matter, and it can be tricky to make children understand the concepts so Priyanka, an aspiring teacher, created this awesome multi-sensory teaching aid, a preposition model board! This was used to teach children with autism and developmental disabilities, the nuances of the English language. Turns out bright colors and tactile makes learning fun and interactive for kids and everyone else! Video description: This solution video is explained by a woman, Priyanka, who is sitting in a room on a low table. On her left is a model to teach prepositions. It is a large rectangular board, with the word Preposition written on top. Words like in, on, into, up, down etc. are written in a list on the extreme right and left below it. In the middle portion of the board there are paper cutouts of a table, tunnel, watch, box & stairs. Priyanka is controlling the movement of a ball attached to the board with magnets. The word 'below' can now be explained by dragging the ball under the table cutout. Priyanka explains other prepositions in a similar manner. #Community #Innovation #Disability #ProjectDiscovery #EveryOneAnInnovator #BreakFreeSolutions
Fun & Easy Prepositions for Kids ! Learn with Visuals | Break free solutions
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Young children learn best through hands-on play and activities. Here's how to use real-life activities to help them develop their full potential! https://lnkd.in/eZB4zerC
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Helping K12 Districts support their most Complex Learners | Always Curious | Always an Educator
Teaching in general is challenging, and those challenges are amplified when teaching Special Ed due to the various needs of students. Now there is a true core curriculum designed specifically for special education that teaches the "whole-child" Grab a tissue, watch for 5 minutes, feel good about the world, and support your teachers. #teacherappreciationweek #specialeducation #education #curriculum #teaching
"Since implementing TeachTown, I have had more success with my kids. It's like they want to grab the iPad, they want to come with me to the panel, they want to get their work done." - Kimberly Hernandez, Special Education Teacher, Galena Park ISD in Houston, TX Watch the video to learn more about Galena Park ISD’s experience with implementing TeachTown’s whole child approach in their district: https://lnkd.in/eqbakPfd
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From a child development perspective, children benefit from progressive training that introduces one part of a skill at a time, slowly building to complex patterns. They benefit from opportunities for guided improvisation and play, which helps them understand what they are learning, make connections, and express themselves. Learn more about how understanding child development principles can improve your teaching of young children in NDEO's most recent blog post, "Strategies for Connecting with Your Dance Students" at https://lnkd.in/gpfC9cNe
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Every month we invite parents and children to share our journey in real education! Join us for our workshop 'Return to the soil' from 16th August to 18th August to share our understanding of what is education? How do children learn? How to ensure self confidence and self esteem in children? How can dialogue help your relationship with your child? How to be a friend to your teenage child? These and many other questions will be discussed!
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