Tasks and Assignments

• Provide different ways to record ideas: Students can type on a laptop, dictate answers to a scribe, or use speech recognition software. 
• Allow students to choose their format: Students can use either print or cursive for handwritten responses.
• Provide extended time: Students may need more time to complete tests.
• Use a proofreader: A proofreader can help students find errors.
• Use assistive technology: Read&Write is an example of assistive technology that can help create an inclusive classroom. 
• Use a slant board: A slant board can help students maintain proper body positioning while writing. 

• Use visual media: Use visual media like overheads, captioned films, slides, and videotapes. 
• Provide a written outline: It can help students prepare for class and know where to focus their listening.
• Tell students when something is important: Use a phrase, tone of voice, and consistent gesture.
• Encourage students to tape-record classes: Students can listen to the words multiple times and review the tape for main points.