5 Tips to Help Children Edit Their Work

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The starting point as a parent or teacher is to accept that most children find editing their work pointless and boring.  In addition, they often don’t have the skills to, or a structured process for, editing their writing. Here are … Continued

The Alphabet Tree

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The Alphabet Tree by Leo Lionni provides a nice analogy of the writing process. The story begins with the letters living individually on the top most leaves of a tree. Similarly, when you begin to learn the alphabet code you … Continued

Using Poetry as a Teaching Tool

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Dehart (2019) suggests that before using poetry as a teaching tool, it is important to discuss and define poetry and in particular make a connection between poetry and song lyrics, to which students appear to unanimously respond. The following is … Continued

Postcast: Assistive Technologies

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Assistive technology and learning difficulties expert, Julie Tasker, discusses the different types of assistive technologies available to students with learning difficulties and how they ‘even the playing field’.  For more information and to learn how use the different types of … Continued