- Use interactive computer programs that allow you to manipulate concepts and/or equations (National Library of Virtual Manipulatives, Desmos, GeoGebra, Dudamath)
- Write variables of an equation on separate pieces of paper - you can do this to move variables around to solve equations
- Consider combining movement while learning (i.e. chewing gum, fidget spinner, rolling tennis ball underneath foot)
- Prioritize applying and problem-solving while studying - you may want to use tactile strategies to problem solve such as using blocks to work out the problem
*Check out the Library Services such as 3D printing