Inclusive Classroom Visual resources

21 Mar 2024 · 0 min
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In this brief instructional excerpt, the speaker outlines two key advantages of using visual questions in the classroom. First, visual questions are inclusive, allowing all students—including those with limited verbal abilities—to engage in asking and answering. Second, they reduce guesswork by providing prompts and response options, which helps structure conversation and supports the development of social skills.

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