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Math Curriculum 26 Week Outlines
Neurodivergent students benefit from specialized math curricula because it caters to their unique learning styles, providing tailored approaches like visual supports, hands-on activities, and shorter, focused lessons. These adaptations help reduce overwhelm and anxiety while enhancing engagement, focus, and confidence
ADD/ADHD (1st-6th Grade)
- Why: Students with ADD/ADHD need a specialized math curriculum because they often face difficulties with attention and focus, which can hinder their learning.
- Benefit: A tailored curriculum improves their engagement and retention by incorporating shorter lessons, frequent breaks, and interactive activities, ultimately boosting their confidence and academic success.
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DownloadAutism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) (1st-6th Grade)
- Why: Students with ASD may have difficulties with social interactions, sensory sensitivities, and varying communication styles, which can affect their learning.
- Benefit: A curriculum tailored for ASD includes structured routines, clear visual aids, and sensory-friendly materials, promoting a supportive environment that accommodates their needs and encourages academic growth.
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DownloadDyslexia (1st-6th Grade)
- Why: Students with dysgraphia often struggle with writing tasks, including forming letters and organizing their thoughts on paper.
- Benefit: A specialized curriculum that includes alternative methods for recording and organizing work, such as typing or oral responses, helps them complete assignments more effectively and focus on understanding math concepts.
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DownloadHyperlexia (1st-6th Grade)
- Why: Students with hyperlexia may read at an advanced level but struggle with comprehension and contextual understanding.
- Benefit: A curriculum tailored for hyperlexia incorporates comprehension strategies and scaffolding for creative tasks, ensuring they can apply their advanced reading skills to grasp and solve mathematical problems effectively.
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DownloadAphantasia (1st-6th Grade)
- Why: Students with aphantasia have difficulty visualizing images in their minds, which can make abstract mathematical concepts challenging.
- Benefit: A curriculum focused on concrete examples, structured prompts, and hands-on manipulatives helps them grasp and apply mathematical ideas without relying on mental imagery.
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DownloadDysgraphia (1st-6th Grade)
- Why: Students with dysgraphia often struggle with writing tasks, including forming letters and organizing their thoughts on paper.
- Benefit: A specialized curriculum that includes alternative methods for recording and organizing work, such as typing or oral responses, helps them complete assignments more effectively and focus on understanding math concepts.
1st Grade Math Curriculum for Students with Dysgraphia (docx)
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DownloadAuditory Processing Disorder (APD) (1st-6th Grade)
- Why: Students with APD struggle to process and interpret auditory information, making it challenging to follow verbal instructions and explanations.
- Benefit: A specialized math curriculum with visual supports, written instructions, and interactive tools helps them understand and retain concepts more effectively, enhancing their learning experience.
1st Grade Math Curriculum for Students with APD (docx)
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