In mathematics, difficulties with reading, attention, spatial organisation or understanding instructions can prevent a learner from showing what they can really do.
Adapting the worksheet helps reduce these barriers.
Useful adaptations
- separate the steps of the solution;
- use short instructions;
- highlight important information;
- add a worked example;
- provide clear space for answers;
- adapt the quantity without changing the main objective.
One objective at a time
An effective worksheet focuses on one specific skill. The learner knows what is expected, the teacher can observe progress more easily and support needs become more visible.
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