It’s safe to say that most math teachers have taught students who lack confidence when it comes to working independently. This learned helplessness can look… Read More »The Trick to Combatting Learned Helplessness in Math Class
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In this article, we will explore five powerful strategies that will transform the math experience for students in special education, fostering their confidence and success. By creating a supportive environment, utilizing visuals and manipulatives, differentiating instruction, breaking down concepts, and incorporating real-world applications, teachers can empower students who receive special education to develop their math skills with confidence. So, let’s dive in and discover the remarkable growth and success that awaits these incredible students.