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Setting a Purpose for Reading - Story Map, Part 3 | English Language Arts Strategies for Students with Cognitive Disabilities

In this self-contained lower elementary classroom, the teacher reads a portion of a book and asks students to identify the story elements, specifically the solution to a previously identified problem. The teacher sets a purpose: listen to see if you can find the solution. The teacher uses an anchor chart as a visual aide to support student learning. One of the adults in the group is modeling the use of a communication board, while other students are responding orally. The video demonstrates effective strategies for engaging students with significant cognitive disabilities in literacy instruction.

Publisher
PBS Learning Media

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