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Higher education resources for Easel Activities and for early intervention

Precis- How to write a precis for reading comprehension, main idea and summaries

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Precis writing: a step-by-step approach to finding the main idea and writing a summary. Once your students learn this EASY approach, they will have the skills to read a text, pull out the main idea, and write a clear, concise summary. This can be used with students of ALL ages! The product includes a definition of a precis, explicit instructions, a reproducible graphic organizer to use with your students, and a blank sheet for your students to write their finished products.

Subjects:

Early Intervention, English Language Arts

Grades:

3rd - 12th, Higher Education

Types:

Outlines

Dyslexia Quick Screening for Students w/ Unique Learning Differences

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My Elbert Helping Those With Learning Uniquenesses

The My ELBERT complete program [you have Free Access to view partially] results include less passive student engagement, confidence, and more pleasurable learning while participating in activities. This program looks at the “whole child” and their complete and unique learning differences. The revolutionary training/teaching program for students with unique learning differences and for Free you are provided the quick screening (mentioned above) which will guide your lesson plan, suggested

Subjects:

Early Intervention, Reading, Reading Strategies

Grades:

1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff

Types:

Activities, Assessment, Lesson

Autism: One Man's Journey Film Discussion Questions

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3D-PT

Autism: One Man's Journey is a new documentary film released by Scott M. Klumb, a Colorado filmmaker who is Autistic. This film is released for free for Autism Awareness month. It shows the struggles and experiences of an adult that was diagnosed at age 24 with Autism. Along the way we see Scott's amazing action filming in Colorado. The film can be screened for free on Vimeo here. Please make sure you can view videos through Vimeo on your network. This film is recommended for ages 16+. Contains

Subjects:

Early Intervention, Education, Special Education

Grades:

9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff

Types:

Activities, Movie Guides, For Principals & Administrators

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