Science Education Idea Exchange

I am currently taking a course on accommodations, modifications, and assistive technology for my license and thought this resource was too cool not to share. I got it from the Teaching Channel and will share a couple of tools you can implement in the classroom for diverse learners: Photo by Daniel Ali on Unsplash YouTube - closed captioned feature can be turned on by clicking the "CC" button at the bottom. I use this even if I don't have a student who requires it. This is useful for ELL students as well as hearing impaired. Read-and-Write - students can highlight text and have it read to them through the Chrome Extension. Google Translate - Chrome Extension with many different languages so students can read in their first language.

Here's another up-and-coming duo: Squeeze for Thoughts! They create worksheets in both Spanish and English! I admit my Spanish is barely passable, but I would love to help my ELL students as much as possible! (I've lived in another country where English was not the first language.) Photo by Mark Tegethoff on Unsplash I love their Moon phases worksheets. The worksheets are available for free and are of high quality. An answer key is included for your use ( English version / Spanish version ). It looks like they have already created many resources. If you like their resources, leave a review and follow their store!