Scaffolding

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Across
  1. 3. Using concrete real world objects or hands on materials that students can touch
  2. 5. Rewording complex instructions or phrases into simpler more accessible words
  3. 8. Providing reference tools in class so students can look up unfamiliar vocabulary independently
  4. 9. Purposefully structuring student pairs or small teams to encourage collaboration
  5. 10. Allowing students to use their first or native language to clarify ideas
Down
  1. 1. Introducing critical vocabulary or concepts before the main lesson begins
  2. 2. Speaking clearly and pronouncing words distinctly to aid comprehension
  3. 4. Actively connecting new lesson content to students prior knowledge or life experiences
  4. 6. Leveraging digital tools websites and apps to provide interactive support
  5. 7. Using hand movements facial expressions and body language to visually reinforce meaning