Friday, 13 July 2012

Intellectual Disabilities: Check out these resources!

Great sites to get your students learning right!


This website provides ways for students to create stories on the computer, including
novel ways to work on brainstorming and sequencing.
‘Glog’ is an interactive visual platform in which users create a ‘poster’ or ‘web page’ containing multimedia elements including text, audio, video, images, graphics, drawings and data. It fulfils UDL principles by providing multiple means of representation, action, expression and engagement.

Learn with excitement http://www.uncw.edu/ertzbergerj/ppt_games.html  (all ages)

For example: ‘Space Decoder’ game 
A simple space based drill and practice game. Put in your questions, and then blast  off. Contains five mini games that students progress through. Each game gets progressively harder as the student successfully completes each level (Single Student Game).
            
Clicker 5 by Crick software (all ages)
This program provides built in word lists, easy insertion of photos and images from the Crick library, an easy to use interface which is visually appealing and teacher led activities based around a grid system

Another way to earn high school credits at your own pace. There is a fee per course.

Learning and Fun...A good combination!
Evidence-based, direct instructional software program.

2 comments:

  1. All of these sites/resources are great fun for kids...learning without knowing it! I especially like Glogster. Many times I have been asked by my own kids and students how to make a webpage (to which I have no idea). This is a perfect creative outlet and medium for kids today.

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  2. A great summer project for you and your family Krista. Let us know how it works!

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