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Republic of the Philippines

SORSOGON STATE UNIVERSITY


College of Teacher-Education
Sorsogon City Campus
Magsaysay St., Sorsogon City
Tel.No.: (056) 211 0178; E-mail Add.: ssc@sorsu.edu.ph

JARABESE, CIARA KAYE


BSNED - 3A
EARLY CHILDHOOD INCLUSIVE EDUCATION

ACTIVITY 1

Question to Ponder:
 Does rehearsal and practice important in students with learning disabilities?

*Yes, it is important for students with learning disabilities to do rehearsal


and practices for the reason of the more systematic they are in their practice time, the
more focused on the lessons, the more quickly they’ll learn and the faster they'll excel in
areas they are practicing. Practice helps to concentrate more clearly on your abilities; it
also helps to understand your craft better and gives the time to consider your
deficiencies in order to correct them over time. When learning a new skill, maintaining
attention is crucial, which is why SNEds teachers can assist students quickly complete
their goals and do them well in the future so they may apply them in their everyday lives.

 Explain: Educators can use approaches such as universal design and


differentiated instruction to address the learning needs of all students in the
classroom.
*First of all, teachers are among the most capable people to understand
that every student has various interests, aptitudes, and learning styles in addition to
distinct talents and challenges that’s why by using differentiated instruction as well
as the universal design that makes it perfect or efficient to access a learners in
terms of in-school performances and others. As well as, by using the two kinds of
teaching approach, it can provide or accommodate the needs of the learners and
can eliminates the hurdles that can encounter by the learners in learning process.
When it comes to differentiated instruction, it gives students additional options for
how to acquire the information needed in such various activity, as a result, they are
more motivated and engaged, and they take greater ownership of their own
education. By the use of these two approaches, the teacher can finally access what
his/her student’s wants and to address the needs of each individual by providing
more strategies in learning inside a classroom.

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