Teaching students with academic difficulties can be a rewarding challenge. Here are some strategies to help students who face these difficulties: 1. Initial Evaluation Needs assessment: Evaluate your areas of difficulty (reading, math, concentration, etc.) to adapt the classes. Skills Identification: Discover their strengths and use them to motivate them. 2. Adapt teaching Customized Methodologies: Use visual, auditory, and kinesthetic strategies to facilitate learning based on your style. Break it down into small steps: Break content into manageable chunks and celebrate small accomplishments. Repetition and reinforcement: Repeat key concepts several times and use everyday examples. 3. Patience and empathy Establish a safe environment: Allow them to make mistakes without feeling frustrated. Active listening: Understand their difficulties and frustrations so you can address them appropriately. 4. Study techniques Organization and planning: Teach them to organize their time and prioritize tasks. Using visual resources: Relying on graphics, diagrams and mind maps can make the content more understandable. Memorization techniques: Use tools such as mnemonics to help them remember concepts.