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Free Powerpoint TemplatesPage 2Free Powerpoint Templates EDU3201 LANGUAGE DEFICIENT LEARNER F2F-11 FEBRUARY 2012 TOPIC: LEARNING STRATEGIES TO ENGAGE STRUGGLING LEARNERS

Free Powerpoint Templates ~ For some students, achieving success in learning has been a daunting challenge, particularly for children with disabilities, and disengaged or struggling learners. ~ One third, or 33% of our fourth graders do not meet proficiency standards in reading. (National Center for Educational Statistics: LD Facts and Statistics, 2007). INTRODUCTION

Free Powerpoint Templates The Statistics: According to Haan Foundation for Children: LD Facts and Statistics: § 80% of students with learning challenges have reading disabilities. § 35% of students with learning disabilities drop out of secondary school. § 50% of juvenile offenders have undetected learning disabilities. § 25% of the young-adult population lacks the basic literacy skills required for a typical job.

Free Powerpoint Templates Five visual learning strategies for engaging and motivating struggling students: Strategy 1 Recognize that there is not a single way for students to learn by providing a wide variety of visual, auditory and tactile learning materials. ~ Schools rely heavily on learning directed to the left hemisphere of the brain. Students whose thought processes are predominantly in the right hemisphere frequently encounter learning difficulties in school.

Free Powerpoint Templates Strategy 1 (cont’d) In the population of students with learning disabilities, the percentage of visual learners and right brain learners is much higher than the general population. ~ For example, students with ADD, autism, Aspergers, hearing impairments and Down syndrome are almost always visual learners. * ~The traditional phonetic approach to teaching reading, constructing words through sequencing sounds, is unlikely to be successful with students who are primarily visual learners.

Free Powerpoint Templates Strategy 2 Learning materials should be: ~ rich with engaging content ~ relevant to students’ life experiences ~ reflects students’ culture Harp and Brewer (1996) laid out the three optimal conditions for gaining meaning in content reading: -> A strong motivation to read the material. * -> Provision of authentic classroom activities that accompany the reading. ** -> Integrating content skills along with the material to be learned. Teach children how do deal with content reading as they read.

Free Powerpoint Templates Strategy 2 (cont’d) To recapture and reengage these students in the joy of successful learning, the classroom environment must foster active learning. In such a classroom, students are given an opportunity to take control of their own learning. The content of the learning makes sense to the student and is understood in the context of the student’s life. *

Free Powerpoint Templates Strategy 3 Empower students to take control of their learning through the creation of their own personalized learning materials.* The content of the learning must make sense to the student and be understood in the context of the student’s life. This can be achieved not only by careful selection of commercially available products but also by enabling students to create their own authentic reading and writing materials that reflect and build on their personal life experience.

Free Powerpoint Templates Strategy 3 (cont’d) Learning by doing has always been considered one of the most powerful ways to incorporate new learning. With technologies such as the Internet and computer programs, as well as communication devices such as digital and web cameras, video cameras and smart phones, students have a wealth of tools for constructing their own learning materials.*

Free Powerpoint Templates Strategy 3 (cont’d) Constructivist Theory, which maintains that learners actively construct knowledge by integrating new information and experiences into what they have previously come to understand (Bruner, 1996), provides a strong confirmation for the value of authentic learning. Both the Constructivist Theory and Authentic Learning Theory assert that an individual’s experience is a valuable and viable foundation for acquiring knowledge and skills.*

Free Powerpoint Templates Strategy 4 Students with learning disabilities and special needs are predominantly visual learners and benefit when materials are designed to respond to their preferred learning style. -> Students with learning disabilities are predominantly visual learners and right brain thinkers. ->Because visual literacy precedes verbal literacy in human development, visual learning is the basic building block in the thought processes and a critical foundation for learning to read and write.

Free Powerpoint Templates Strategy 4 (cont’d) ~ Studies show that children with Down syndrome (DS) are primarily visual learners and experience more difficulties with auditory learning. ~ When teaching a child with Down syndrome to read, a key method is the use of whole word sight recognition accompanied by illustrations, images and/or pictures. (Buckley, Sue; and others 1986)

Free Powerpoint Templates Strategy 5 ~ ELL students learn best when reading and writing content reflect their cultural experience and are heavily supported with visual images. ** ELL students, while learning English, are at a disadvantage with verbal instruction that requires auditory decoding. ** Whereas it takes an average of two years for a child to develop interpersonal skills in another language, research indicates it takes from five to seven years to acquire cognitive - academic language proficiency (Ovando, 1993)

Free Powerpoint Templates Conclusion ~ In implementing the above strategies, teachers acknowledge the effect language may have on their learners, especially those who come from different socio-economic and culturally backgrounds. ~Importantly, by pursuing this teaching template, the negative socio- economic and cultural influences on language-learning – can be addressed. ~ The teaching instruction becomes learner-centred rather than only subject or programme-oriented. Finally, the learner’s ability to achieve is maximised, regardless of the curricula involved.