50 Quick Ways to Support Less-Able Learners: Volume 19 (Quick 50 Teaching Series)

Looking for ideas you can use to support your less-able learners? Seeking out simple, easy-to-implement strategies you can weave into your teaching? Keen to find new techniques you can drop into your lessons without having to do huge amounts of planning?

50 Quick Ways to Support Less-Able Learners is short, simple, and to the point. You can read it quickly, and then keep returning to it every time you need inspiration on how to get the best from your learners who are struggling or finding the learning difficult.

This isn't a long-winded overview of the academic literature. It doesn't go into great detail about the ins and outs of learning theory. And it doesn't look at the history of pedagogy.

This is a book by a teacher, for teachers. It's practical, realistic and all about what you can do in the classroom, to support your less-able learners.

In this short, easy-to-use guide, you'll learn:

• A raft of simple, adaptable strategies that will help you to motivate and engage your less-able learners.
• How to modify and tweak your interactions with learners so as to draw them into the learning and create the conditions for success.
• How to confidently plan and adapt your lessons so you are meeting the needs of your less-able learners as well as you possibly can.

Start building your toolkit of strategies and techniques by clicking BUY NOW today. You'll soon be using new ideas in your planning and your teaching to get the best out of your less-able learners.

Mike Gershon is the author of numerous books on teaching, learning and education, including the bestselling 'How To...' and '50 Quick Ways' series. His online resources have been downloaded millions of times by teachers across the world. He has written over 50 guides covering different areas of classroom practice, delivers training throughout the UK and overseas, and is the creator of two award-winning online courses available through the TES Institute. Find out more at www.mikegershon.com