Memory
Learner finds it difficult to remember what they have read or frequently loses their place.
Provide shorter or simpler quotes from the story. This helps the learner understand key ideas without confusion.
Allow the learner to take photos of important information. This supports memory and gives them control over their learning.
Offer a reading ruler or card. This helps the learner track text more easily and prevents losing their place.
Use software that highlights the current reading section. This keeps the learner focused and reduces distractions.
Show pictures or drawings of key story parts. This helps the learner understand and remember the content visually.
Support the learner in building mind maps. This shows how ideas connect and improves recall.
Give extra time to re-read texts. This allows the learner to process information fully and build confidence.
Model thinking aloud during reading. This teaches the learner strategies for understanding difficult parts.
Encourage the learner to repeat what they’ve heard. This strengthens memory and helps them express ideas in their own words.
Break longer texts into smaller chunks. This prevents overwhelm and supports step-by-step understanding.
Use colour-coding to separate text sections. This helps the learner navigate and locate information more easily.
Remind the learner to highlight key words in questions. This improves focus and helps them understand what’s being asked.
Use reciprocal reading strategies with turn-taking. This builds listening skills and deepens story comprehension.
Provide story maps with pictures and words. This helps the learner remember and retell events in order.
Use drama and role-play to explore stories. This helps the learner connect emotionally with characters and events.
Encourage the learner to follow words with their finger and say sounds aloud. This supports focus and phonics fluency without overload.