It is September again and the new school year has started. Teachers across the UK will be looking for great resources for support their differentiated teaching strategies. Read on to find out about this free resource that you can download today.
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With classes in primary education now easily being in excess of 30 children, teachers are more likely to have children who struggle with literacy whether that is due to being dyslexic or even due to English being a second language. Whatever the challenges are with literacy, teachers need to be able to present their teaching materials in a way that helps a child to learn, despite their needs. In this article I am going to tell you about a free resource that might just be helpful to teachers looking for new content to help with literacy that also helps to save time.
With our population being estimated to be 10% dyslexic with 4% severely so, classes of 30 plus kids are guaranteed to kids with varying literacy challenges. Somehow our overworked teachers need to find the time to get materials together that will appeal to all needs throughout the learning process.
Topics covered in the Back To School Teacher’s Toolkit
Education company, Widgit Symbols have released a ‘Back To School Teacher’s Toolkit’ to help inspire teachers with their differentiated teaching strategies at the start of this Autumn term.
This resource pack covers a range of topics that help with spelling and maths as well as including resources that can be used to support the learning process.
If you are a regular follower of this blog you will know that I am not a teacher, so I am going to invite you to click on the banner below and download the resource and I would like you to comment on how useful this resource is in the comments below.
Click the banner above to get your free ‘Back To School’, Teacher’s Toolkit.