If asked to do so as our Academic Support Coordinator, how would you instruct students with varying academic abilities?

"Every student's ability varies from the next. It is important to know students' unique interests, strengths, weaknesses, and preferred learning styles to best teach them. I like to spend some time asking students to identify areas of weakness and how they learn best. This helps me tailor my instruction to meet their needs. Some of the ways I switch up instruction include sharing more visuals, scaffolding new material, showing exemplars, breaking down learning into steps, coming up with songs to learn the material, making flashcards, showing videos, and using various forms of media."

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