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Some Adaptations have to be made in order to meet the needs of all students
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Introverted Students
Some students, under no circumstances, will work with other students. Although it is encouraged that students work in pairs for the Atomic Theory Presentations, concessions are made for such students. Often, these students also have a fear of presenting in front of their peers, in these cases, it is possible for the student to give a closed presentation to myself if arranged in advance. During the presentations, I will then step in and lightly fill the void that is created.

Auditory Challenges
When Auditory problems are encountered, the student is situated in the most advantageous location to allow them the ability to hear all material. When a question is asked and is not audible, it is paraphrased back to the student in a tone all can hear. 

Visual Challenges
All information is available in print form, if someone has difficulty seeing the overhead or presentations, they can be moved to the location that is most advantageous to the individual, or print material can be provided.

Hyperactivity
Some students have difficulty focusing for the entire hour. Many of the lessons in this unit have been divided into two radically different half-hour sessions. The fist half of the class is strongly teacher orientated, problem examples are taken, and discussion questions made. The second half of the class is student orientated, often research that allows the student to move around the library, search on the Internet, or construct presentation materials.

Difficulty Grasping Concepts
Students work in pairs. The pairing often has two students with strengths in radically different areas working together. This is done so the students can learn from one another. This way, when a student struggles with a concept, the grouped partner should be able to help.

 
 

 

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