Clarify or simplify written directions

Break down large projects into small chunks of work

Block out extraneous stimuli

Highlight essential information

Use a placeholder in consumable materials

Provide additional multisensory practice activities

Provide a glossary in content areas

Develop reading guides

Use an audio recording device

Use of assistive technology

Use explicit teaching procedures

Repeat directions

Maintain familiar routines

Clear expectation

Provide guided notes

Graphic organizers

Step-by-step instructions

Simultaneously combine verbal and visual information

Provide key points written on the board or digitally during the discussion

Use balance presentations and activities

Use mnemonic instruction

Strive for quality over quantity of work

Change response mode

Provide an outline of the lesson

Graphic organizers

Proximity close to the teacher

Assignment notebooks and calendars

Graph paper or lined paper turned for math assignments

Use cues that the student can recognize important information

Design worksheets that increase in difficulty

All instructional aids

Display work samples

Use peer support when possible

Allow for flexible work times

Provide additional practice

Adjust or assign alternative assignments