The document lists targeted learner interventions for different learner groups including those without parental support, struggling readers, those without internet access, indigenous peoples, and those with disabilities. It provides suggested interventions such as peer support, home visitation, encouraging family support, and utilizing community resources.
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Learner Group Targeted Intervention
The document lists targeted learner interventions for different learner groups including those without parental support, struggling readers, those without internet access, indigenous peoples, and those with disabilities. It provides suggested interventions such as peer support, home visitation, encouraging family support, and utilizing community resources.
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LIST OF TARGETED LEARNER INTERVENTIONS
Learner Group Targeted Intervention
Create an access that promotes conducive teaching – learning environment e.g. peer support, home visitation, Learners without parents or group chats if possible ff. health protocols. household member who can Provide immediate families & friends with a list of guide and support their learning required mastery skills for each subject taught at at home specified grade level for support. Invite families to share hopes for and concerns about children and then work together to set students goals. Promote sibling/family support. Struggling readers (Grade 4 -12) Home visit if possible ff. health protocols. Live chat on Facebook if possible. Encourage parents to take advantage of community No access to devices and resources. Internet Have students identify resources within their family. Encourage parents to take advantage of community Inaccessible (living in remote resources. and/or unsafe areas) Have students identify resources within their family. Indigenous Peoples “Not Applicable” Keep things in perspective. Person with Disabilities Make sure your child feels safe and confident. Be a friend for your child.
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