This companion website will provide links to resources / tools related to Inclusive Strategies.
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Strategy 1: Capitalizing on Learner Interests
Related Resources
- ARTICLE – Why am I Being Asked to Choose Interests Instead of Seeing my Assignments
- ARTICLE – Writing With Authenticity and Choice are More Important that Ever
- BOOK – Just Give Him the Whale
Strategy 2: Nurturing Every Learner’s Identity as an Author
Sample Tools
Related Resources
- ARTICLE – Writing: In Practice
- ARTICLE – Create an Engaged Community of Writers
Strategy 3: Finding Motivation by Making an Impact
Sample Tools
Related Resources
- ARTICLE – Writing with Authenticity and Choice Are More Important Than Ever
- VIDEO – Early Literacy & Handwriting | Reading Inspires Ep. 2
Strategy 4: Matching Optimal Written Expression Method to Learning Task
Sample Tools
Related Resources
- WEBSITE – Text Online Assessment of Writing Methods, Step-by-Step Tutorial
- VIDEO – Online Assessment of Writing
- VIDEO – Supporting Students with Dysgraphia: Identifying Challenges and Finding the “Write” Tools
Strategy 5: Providing Options for Where to Work
Sample Tools
Related Resources
- ARTICLE – The Impact of a Changed Writing Environment on Students’ Motivation to Write
- VIDEO – Using Classroom Space for Writing Development
Strategy 6: Collaborating to Create Learner Centered Rubrics
Related Resources
- ARTICLE – Rubrics: The Basics
- ARTICLE – How to Co-create a Rubric with Elementary Students
- ARTICLE – Rubrics as a Tool to Support Equity and Inclusion
- ARTICLE – The Trouble with Rubrics
Strategy 7: Customizing the Visual Presentation of Text
Related Resources
- VIDEO – Changing the Default Settings in Google Docs
- VIDEO – Changing the Font Size in Microsoft Word
Strategy 8: Finding the Just Right Fit
Sample Tools
Related Resources
- ARTICLE – A Scoping Review of Grasp and Handwriting Performance in School-Age Children
- ARTICLE – Effect of Pencil Grasp on the Speed and Legibility of Handwriting in Children
Strategy 9: Changing the Orientation
Related Resources
- ARTICLE – Graphical Product Quality and Muscle Activity in Children With Mild Disabilities Drawing on a Horizontally or Vertically Oriented Tablet
- ARTICLE – Vertical to Horizontal Surfaces for Handwriting
