Pysa4ka and Inclusion without Borders present media project English Visuals Precarpathian University Ukraine Прикарпатський університет (с) Писачка, 2018 mazepi10@gmail.com

1. Visual educational aids,
anchor charts,
“I CAN” motivators
in schools of District 279
as seen by an ADA
fellowship program
participant
Sergiy Sydoriv, Precarpathian University, 2018

2. Anchor charts record students
thinking (and sometimes, teacher),
and highlight really important parts of
a lesson
An anchor chart is a tool that is
used to support instruction (i.e.
“anchor” the learning for
students) in the classroom. As
you teach a lesson, you create a
chart, together with your
students, that captures the most
important content and relevant
strategies. Anchor charts build a
culture of literacy in the
classroom by making thinking—
both the teacher’s and
students’—visible

3. Well-planned strategies, right motivation and healthy self-esteem are
important for studying and professional activities. We all can do great
things and everyday we learn more.
So WE CAN!!!
Being
•organized
•focused
•active
•creative
•successful

4. Anchor charts with I CAN statements are great inclusion tools

5. UDL is
detected))

6. Some samples from the ADA Fellowship experience and the web

7. Can we start?

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10. You can learn
virtually
everywhere and
with everything
Have fun and
study,
can you?

12. The visuals can draw our attention and focus
on important points, offer useful techniques,
connect theory and practice, highlight
educational goals, support critical thinking
and productive activity

22. Developing personal abilities, character traits,
self-identity, acceptable behavior and social skills

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28. Setting goals,
marking
progress,
celebrating
achievements,
planning and
growing..

34. Augmentative and alternative communication (AAC), Picture Exchange Communication System (PECS),
core and fringe vocabulary…