Seth Perler
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9,287 appearances
19 recordings
1 series
first heard Nov 2017
last heard 14 Nov
Seth Perler’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Unfortunately, a lot of times what we do to teach them planners doesn't work.
For example, schools often will hand out planners and require that the kids use the school planner.
But these planners, you can't buy a set of a thousand planners for a thousand kids and expect that it's a cookie-cutter thing that's going to work for everybody, especially if you have an
An asynchronous learner.
They might need a different type of planner.
Now, these school planners often have visual clutter, meaning they have cutesy colors and drawings and famous quotes and things like that, which are nice if you're a linear thinker and you aren't distracted by that, but you're if you're easily distracted, to me, you don't want that stuff.
You don't want the periodic table and commonly misspelled words in the back of your planner.
You don't want the school handbook in the front of
the planner.
I want my kids when I'm teaching them to plan to have a planner.
Just a basic planner.
I don't want distractions.
I want to teach them to plan.
So I usually ditch the school planners and I usually get a monthly planner for the students I work with.
Not a weekly, not a daily.
Those are good for very detailed people, but not for people who struggle with the executive function.
In my opinion, ninety percent of the kids that I work with benefit from a monthly planner.
I rip out every single page that is not a planner and I leave them with eleven or twelve pages for the school year because school year is only ten months long.
And I usually get the planners with lines in 'em because a lot of my kids have big handwriting or messy handwriting.
So I want those lines and those little boxes.
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