More than half of students from low‑income households
Data about students' economic need comes from the National Center for Education Statistics, via our partners at MDR Education.
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These tools and games will help my elementary age special education students understand basic math skills through fun, hands-on activities while also learning real world skills in counting and using money. Many special education students lack confidence in their abilities due to past failures and are inhibited by the stress of learning and fear of failure. By making learning fun and engaging with the help of these items, we can lower the “affective filter” of tension and allow learning and discovery to happen more spontaneously, while at the same time increasing student confidence level as well as love of learning!
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These tools and games will help my elementary age special education students understand basic math skills through fun, hands-on activities while also learning real world skills in counting and using money. Many special education students lack confidence in their abilities due to past failures and are inhibited by the stress of learning and fear of failure. By making learning fun and engaging with the help of these items, we can lower the “affective filter” of tension and allow learning and discovery to happen more spontaneously, while at the same time increasing student confidence level as well as love of learning!