Primary Education

Primary Differentiated Instruction is a teaching approach in which teachers adjust what, how and how students show learning so that

Primary Assistive Technology refers to the basic devices and software that help children in the early grades take part in

Primary learning accommodations are changes to how a child is taught or tested that help a student access the same

Primary inclusive classrooms are elementary school settings where students with and without disabilities learn together in the same general education

Primary special education is the set of specially designed instruction and related services that help elementary-age children who have disabilities

Primary Learning Difficulties refers to challenges that affect how young children acquire reading, writing, or math skills during the early

Primary Student Progress describes how children move forward in their learning during the early elementary years, roughly kindergarten through fifth

Primary standardized testing refers to the common, uniform assessments that many US elementary schools give students in the early grades.

Primary grading practices describe the methods teachers use to record and communicate how young students are doing in school, usually

Primary student feedback is information that tells young learners how their work is going and what they can do next,