Empowering, Structured, Multisensory Literacy
Discover how to make math meaningful for every learner using Joyce Steeves’ multisensory framework. In this short video, you’ll explore how the Concrete–Representational–Abstract (CRA) model helps students truly understand what numbers mean.
You’ll find a downloadable Google Doc template in this lesson.
Review the essential reminders from the video. This quick-reference sheet highlights practical strategies to help students connect ideas, apply the CRA model, and understand the why behind math learning.
Ability to print or view the free lesson template provided in the course.
A general understanding of early math concepts, such as addition, subtraction, and place value.
Experience working with students in a tutoring, classroom, or homeschool setting.
Interest in multisensory or structured literacy-inspired approaches to teaching math.
(No special materials or manipulatives are required — this course focuses on understanding how to structure a multisensory math lesson before applying it in practice.)
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