Mark Anthony Llego

Practical ways teachers can support struggling students: building positive relationships, differentiated instruction, scaffolding, and parent support.

Learn who at-risk students are and four proven ways to help them: early intervention, personalized learning, mentoring and counseling, and wraparound services.

Learn the common types of learning difficulties, such as dyslexia, dyscalculia, ADHD, and autism, how to spot them, and how teachers and parents can help.

Learn why students struggle in school and five practical ways teachers and parents can help, from growth mindset to better study habits.

Practical ways teachers can help struggling students: differentiated instruction, peer tutoring, emotional support, classroom routines, and goal-setting.

Seven practical strategies to help struggling students, from personalized and multisensory teaching to feedback, self-advocacy, and growth mindset.

Practical strategies teachers can use to build students’ vocabulary, reading comprehension, writing, and speaking skills, from word webs to close reading.

Six practical techniques and four implementation strategies teachers can use to strengthen learners’ reading, writing, and oral language skills.

Practical strategies teachers can use to build learners’ reading, writing, and speaking skills, from language-rich instruction to games and technology.

Practical classroom tips for building students’ language skills, from the ABCs and phonics to vocabulary, writing, and critical thinking.