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ENVoY Gem #4 - Exit Directions
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The transition into seat work is often an arduous process as teachers give instructions verbally only to be asked, “what page?” “what book?” “when is it due?”. In this skill teachers prepare a visual representation of the instructions for the seat work portion of the lesson. Teachers read the Exit Directions and ask if there are any questions before releasing students into seat work. With visual instructions present, students are able to go on task faster and become independent of the teacher.
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Sari’s appearance on pdxfm.com
Sari was interviewed on pdx.fm’s Exceptional Women NW program on July 16th, 2010. Listen online at http://exceptionalwomennw.com/.
Willamette Week profiles Sari
Beth Slovic and Amanda Ingram wrote about Nonverbal Solutions in Willamette Week on December 2nd, 2009.
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About Sari
Sari de la Motte, who has been described as a “guru of the unspoken,” is the CEO and founder of Nonverbal Solutions, whose motto is Go Beyond Words.
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“Sari really helped me get on track as far as proper presentation and how to get students to ‘go visual.’ This eliminated many of the classroom management issues I used to have and I do not miss having to repeat myself over and over.”
— Fred Pineda, Special Education
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