Visual-Spatial Learners with Learning Disabilities | Visual Learning Strategies
Visual-spatial learners often show real strengths while struggling with reading, written expression and processing speed. These 12 strategy tables give a clear form of help and the result it brings.
What's Inside
- Recognizing a Visual-Spatial Strength
- Reacting to a Reading Difficulty
- Correcting a Misunderstood Instruction
- Identifying an Overwhelming Worksheet
- Learning from a Failed Test
- Accepting the Need for Accommodations
- Frustration with Slow Processing
- Repeating the Same Organizational Error
- Applying a Visual Study Strategy
- Helping a Peer Who Learns Visually
- Fearing Written Expression Tasks
- Celebrating a Creative Solution
How It Helps You
- Builds on visual-spatial strengths instead of only the gaps
- Supports reading, worksheet and test difficulties
- Offers visual study strategies students can use independently
Ways to Use It
Use them in lesson planning, resource rooms, IEP meetings or at home.
Who It's For
Special education teachers, tutors, school psychologists and parents.
Format
PDF (print-ready) and PPTX (editable). 12 strategy tables, one per page. Instant download.
Need more than one?
If one-page strategy tables suit the way you work, the Strategy Tables Bundle (10) includes this resource and 19 more in one download, and you save 58% compared to buying each item separately.
