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Pauline H. Gill

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  • The Graphic Novel: A Reluctant Reader's Success

    Reluctant readers enter high schools never having the experience of completing a book. It doesn't seem possible if you are an avid reader, but it's true. The graphic novel can offer challenged readers a chance to feel the satisfaction of finishing...
    Published on  October 27, 2010 to Special Education

  • Partner Books

    The challenged reader is often reluctant to tackle a book on his/her own. High school students are no exception. Having a friend to read with can help the reluctant reader. Two people can choose the same book and journal together as they read.
    Published on  October 27, 2010 to  Special Education

  • Helping Challenged Readers Choose a Book

    High school students who are challenged readers are the hardest students to help improve reading skills. You must tap into their interests and discover what makes them come alive. Then, you can help them find reading material that is suitable for their...
    Published on  October 27, 2010 to Special Education

  • Getting Started With the I-Search Paper

    Engaging students to research can be challenging, but the I-Search Paper is more interesting because students with learning disabilities or different learning styles have a chance to be more self-directed. They have freedom to choose their own topics...
    Published on  October 27, 2010 to Special Education

  • The SAT and ACT Accommodations

    If your child is going to take the SAT or ACT, accommodations are possible for children with special needs. Arrangements can include additional time, an alternate testing environment, and alternative ways to provide answers.
    Published on  October 27, 2010 to Special Education

  • Choosing Between the SAT and the ACT

    The SAT and the ACT are college entrance exams that provide accommodations for special needs students. The question is which is the best test for you? Both tests are accepted by colleges, but each test is different in its testing focus. Some students...
    Published on  July 3, 2010 to Special Education

  • What to Expect in an AP Class

    High school students may face challenges in the AP class, but they will enjoy the rewards. AP classes allow for more discussion, more research, and more exploring because the students learn to think outside the box.
    Published on  December 16, 2009 to K-12 Learning

  • Preparing for the AP Exam

    The AP exam is given in May. Prior to that time, students prepare to take the test either in a classroom, through an internet course, or on their own. Students can do better on the test if they know what to expect and how to prepare.
    Published on  December 15, 2009 to K-12 Learning

  • Laptops in the Classroom Tips : Using Laptops to Introduce a Novel

    Direct instruction can set a dull tone for the introduction to the novel. Instead, create a student-centered class and let the kids find out all they need to know before reading the class novel. If you have a class set of laptops, let the fun begin...
    Published on  September 21, 2009 to K-12 Learning

  • Using Laptops for Research

    Correcting research papers can be a mountainous task when students do not know how to research and cite a paper correctly. By using laptops, you can monitor their work, help them distinguish between reliable and unreliable sources, and edit papers in...
    Published on  September 4, 2009 to K-12 Learning

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