The internet is a useful tool, especially for working with special education students. When browsing ReadWriteThink, I came across many interactive tools and
activities for students to use. I
feel that this would be extremely useful in my instruction, if I were to teach
English Language Arts. Even though
I am primarily math, I am also teaching a social studies section this
year. I did find an interactive
practice activity of pulling important facts out of a non-fiction piece, which
would be extremely beneficial since I teach with a textbook.
ReadWriteThink offers so
many free worksheets, templates, graphic organizers, and printouts for teachers
to use for FREE! That is a rare thing, with the creation of
TeachersPayTeachers…
Students that have
learning disabilities would benefit from the structure that this website
provides for their printouts, such as: executive function disorder,
language-based learning disability, dyslexia, word retrieval issues, and
more.
The website is very
user-friendly, and is easy to navigate and search for specific topics. The only costly aspect of this website
are the Mobile Apps that they offer, which some may cost money. I highly recommend checking out this website,
if you haven’t already stumbled across it in Google!
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