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LS HSS Clinical ForumScaffolds for Learning to Read in an Inclusion Classroom Elaine R. Silliman1 Ruth Bahr1 Jill Batsman University of South Florida, Tampa Louise C. Wilkinson Rutgers, The State

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1. Start by gathering all the necessary materials for setting up the scaffolds.
2. Identify the specific learning objectives or skills that the scaffolds will support.
3. Determine the appropriate type and design of scaffolds based on the learners' needs and abilities.
4. Clearly communicate and demonstrate how to use the scaffolds effectively to the learners.
5. Provide opportunities for guided practice using the scaffolds, gradually fading support as learners gain mastery.
6. Offer feedback and reinforcement to encourage learners' progress and success.
7. Regularly assess and evaluate the effectiveness of the scaffolds, making adjustments as necessary.
8. Continuously monitor the learners' progress and provide additional support or scaffolds as needed.
9. Encourage independent use of the learned skills or knowledge without the need for scaffolds.
10. Reflect on the overall process and make improvements for future scaffolded learning experiences.

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1. Scaffolds for learning are beneficial for a wide range of individuals, including:
2. - Students who are new to a subject or concept and need additional support to understand and apply the information.
3. - Learners with learning disabilities or special educational needs who may require extra assistance to access the curriculum.
4. - Individuals who are learning a new language and need scaffolds to build their vocabulary and communication skills.
5. - Adult learners who are transitioning into new careers or skill sets and require support to acquire the necessary knowledge and abilities.
6. - Anyone who wants to enhance their learning experience by breaking complex tasks or concepts into manageable steps.

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Scaffolds for learning refer to support tools or resources that are provided to help individuals learn new concepts or skills.

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