I work in a private therapeutic special education school and many of my students have a variety of different learning styles.
Teachers Talk: Learning Styles and Differentiation
Educators have found that The Walking Classroom helps in addressing different learning styles and differentiating instruction.
Walk This Way: Begin with the End in Mind
In creating lessons, I begin with the end in mind. I start with my standards and work backwards from there to build a learning pathway.
Intrumental in Lesson Planning
The Walking Classroom has been instrumental in my planning my lessons. It aligns with the different subject area standards.
Teachers Talk: Differentiated Instruction and Learning Styles
Educators have found that the Walking Classroom addresses different learning styles and helps with differentiated instruction.
Teachers Talk: Educators Share Program Benefits
What do our adopters have to say? Enjoy this sampling of comments about the benefits that educators using the program shared.
Supporting So Much More
Supporting character development and social-emotional learning, The Walking Classroom also can be used for differentiating instruction, to meet the needs of diverse learning styles. The Walking Classroom has plenty to offer beyond the academic and physical… Read More
Benefits of TWC Can’t Be Beat!
What do our adopters have to say? Enjoy this sampling of comments about the program’s benefits that educators using the program shared in emails, thank you letters, and the open-ended questions on the 2019-2020 Year-End Update…. Read More
Different Learning Levels? No Problem!
It is a great pleasure to have The Walking Classroom. My students learn in many ways — I have visual learners, auditory learners and tactile learners. They are also at different learning levels — some are… Read More
Walk this Way: On the Trail with Britnee Reid’s Class
This post is part of our Walk This Way series, designed to share The Walking Classroom experiences of teachers and students across the United States. It provides a glimpse into Britnee Reid’s middle school science classroom. Implementing… Read More