This analysis reveals strategies for teaching mathematics to emergent bilinguals and students with learning disabilities, indicating the benefits of teacher collaboration.
This paper explores strategies used in diverse K-12 mathematics classrooms to meet the needs of emergent bilinguals and students with learning disabilities. We do not assume that all students have the same needs but recognize that there is some overlap in research. All students can benefit from a collaborative approach between teachers and specialists, and we explore three strategies that we use in our classrooms. We hope that this paper reduces teachers’ stress by demonstrating how some strategies can be implemented to teach mathematics to all students regardless of different learning needs.
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