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Strength Difficulty
Difficulty...
Develop and/or compensate for difficulty with:
Motor-Fine
 

parent may consider referring student for occupational therapy

 

student may use a word processor/typewriter

 

student may dictate work to scribe or into a tape recorder

 

student may be given the option of modified testing (oral, word processor, scribe)

 

student may be given the option of using a note-taking buddy

 

student may be given the option to tape lectures/discussions

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Strength...
Use strength in:
Arts-Fine
 

teacher may allow student to express understanding and mastery via the fine arts (e.g., drawing, model, 3-D structure)

 

student may be encouraged to develop artistic skills motor - fine

Motor-Fine
 

student may use writing to reinforce memorization

 

student may develop artistic skills

 

student may serve as a note-taking buddy to another student

Tactile - Kinesthetic Memory
 

teacher may provide student with hands-on learning activities

  teacher may role play characters or situations to foster student's comprehension
  student may copy information a number of times to help imprint in memory
  teacher may allow the student to create three-dimensional projects/models as an alternative to pen and paper tasks
  student may use rhythmic movements to reinforce learning
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