Directionally Challenged Students
March 11, 2009
From Dixie L. Beck, a fourth grade teacher at C.L. Jones Middle School in Nebraska
“I found out most accidentally that using an overhead sheet when I teach geography and the four main directions (North, South, East and West) works great. Students simply lay the overhead sheet on top of a map and turn it the appropriate direction. Using this aid, they are able to answer any main or intermediate questions about maps with ease. These overheads really help the directionally challenged learners.”
From Dixie L. Beck, a fourth grade teacher at C.L. Jones Middle School in Nebraska
“I found out most accidentally that using an overhead sheet when I teach geography and the four main directions (North, South, East and West) works great. Students simply lay the overhead sheet on top of a map and turn it the appropriate direction. Using this aid, they are able to answer any main or intermediate questions about maps with ease. These overheads really help the directionally challenged learners.”
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