This is day 2 of 3 of a TEA provided training that addresses the following:
Day two explores the Representation principle, which focuses on providing multiple means of presenting information to support diverse learners.
- Key Concepts:
- Different learners process information in various ways; using a variety of media and materials helps all students access content.
- Offering content in multiple formats (e.g., text, audio, visuals) helps with comprehension, especially for students with learning disabilities or language barriers.
- The value of clarifying vocabulary, providing graphic organizers, and summarizing key ideas.
- Practical Strategies:
- Using technology tools like text-to-speech, screen readers, or captioning to assist students.
- Providing visual aids, infographics, and interactive media to reinforce concepts.
- Incorporating multimedia to accommodate various learning styles, from auditory learners to visual learners.