Good morning! It's Ann Schimke with Chalkbeat Colorado.
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The case for multimodal learning in today's classroom
Every student brings to the classroom different background knowledge and learning needs. Modern research suggests that multimodal instruction — combining modalities and learning experiences to support access and understanding — can reduce learning barriers, especially for students with disabilities and language-learning needs.
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Northern Colorado mountain communities concerned proposed school closures could mean long commutes, CBS News


