FIRST-Letter Mnemonic Strategy

FIRST-Letter Mnemonic Book — **Author(s):** Dana Robbins Nagel, Jean B. Schumaker, and Donald D. Deshler

**Publication Info:** Edge Enterprises, 1986, revised 2003

FIRST-Letter Mnemonic Resources:

VIDEO

Computerized Instruction of Learning Strategies 2006 (51:01) - Paula Lancaster (Video) Resources: FIRST Slides (pdf), Test Taking Slides (pdf), Self Advocacy Slides (pdf)
Modeling the FIRST Letter Mnemonic Strategy Video (00:23:00)

PPTs

FIRST-Letter Mnemonic presentation PART ONE (ppt) (File too big to upload in one)
FIRST-Letter Mnemonic presentation PART TWO (ppt)

MORE

FIRST-Letter Mnemonic Strategy study guide (pdf)
Access Learning Strategy Checklists
Description of FIRST-Letter Mnemonic from the SIM website
Feedback tool - Basler
Feedback tool 2 - Basler
Student Skeleton Folder (Rosanne Arvin, Florida SPDG)

MICROCREDENTIALS

Stratenotes and Strategrams

Strategram Vol. 11, No. 1, December 1998: Practicing the Storage Strand Strategies - New Resources Available for Busy Teachers

Research

FIRST--Letter Mnemonic Research slide

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