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Building Math PK-2 > Strategy > Uncluttered Environment

Decreasing visual stimuli and disorder also supports learners who have difficulty regulating sensory input and allows all learners to concentrate on classwork.

Building Math 3-6 > Strategy > Discussing Emotions

Providing opportunities in a product for learners to explore, identify, and reflect on their emotions can help learners address possible math anxiety.

Building Math 7-10 > Strategy > Mindfulness Activities

Mindfulness activities support learners' Physical Well-being and mental health, increase their Attention and Self-regulation, and enhance their overall academic performance.

Portrait of a Learner 4-8 > Strategy References > Project-based Learning

Reid-Griffin, A., Sterrett, W., & Stanback, A. (2020). Project-Based Learning (PjBL): Providing a community of engagement for middle school learners. Journal of Classroom Interaction, 55(1), 4-25.

Building Math PK-2 > Strategy > Learning Strategy & Tool "Fair"

Product developers can create a hub of learning tools and strategies within their products as a resource for learners.

Building Math 3-6 > Strategy > Mindfulness Activities

Mindfulness activities support learners' Physical Well-being and mental health, increase their Attention and Self-regulation, and enhance their overall academic performance.

Adult Learner > Strategy References > Game-based Learning

Westera, W. (2019). Why and how serious games can become far more effective: Accommodating productive learning experiences, learner motivation and the monitoring of learning gains. Journal of Educational Technology & Society, 22(1), 59– 69.

Building Literacy 4-6 > Strategy > Audiobooks

When listening to audiobooks, learners are able to focus on their reading comprehension and rely less on their Orthographic Processing and Decoding skills.

Building Literacy 4-6 > Strategy > Respectful Redirection

When a learner exhibits behavior that is not aligned with these expectations or goals, an educator can redirect behavior using respectful language, focusing on positive feedback such as “all quiet now” or “lesson time is quiet time” and avoiding negatively phrased directives such as “don't talk” or “stop talking”.