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Presenting Follow the Bubbles - a fourth-grade math and social studies game with a twist.
Most of the time, words like “studying” and “vacations”, can sound like complete antonyms. In general, studying at a school can be exhausting, to the point that can become stressful for kids. However, studying by itself may not be as stressful as studying while at school, where kids must past […]
The Goldilocks of Instruction Whether you call it differentiated instruction, accommodating individual differences or any other name, we all want the same thing – to deliver instruction that benefits our students, that is, not too easy. not too difficult but just right. Teaching middle school, it was not uncommon for […]
From non-readers to high school students who are a few years below grade level in math, here are ways to use 7 Generation Games to accommodate special needs in your classroom.
IEP meetings can expect some delays in areas experiencing the digital divide, which can impact remote conferences. Students with IEP services, in particular, are vulnerable to regression in academic skills.
We develop each game with the aim of meeting the needs of everyone involved in the educational process: students, teachers, parents, and administrators.
I think all special education needs more math, but today I’m at the Native American special education conference, EPICS, so let’s talk about that. It’s a good conference, not least of all for the entertainment, and I’m already planning to come back next year. I went to some good sessions […]
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As I said in the previous post, problems with teaching pre-teens math at home can be broadly broken down into two parts, getting your child to DO math and getting your child to LEARN math. Today, we’re going to look at the second part. Let’s talk about word problems. Personally, […]
Do you have a problem getting your pre-teen to do math? Over the next few weeks, we’ll be giving you some strategies for the most common challenges. Broadly, these can be broken down into two, getting your child to DO math and getting your child to LEARN math. Let’s look […]