This is a question I am often asking my groups that are interested in Pokémon!
My theme here of leveraging student interests (and Pokémon) is not new but I count as an alignment both with the client values prong of EBP and neurodiversity affirmation.
To that end, a quick techie find and a couple tips. This website has archived images of Pokémon cards over many years. It is searchable so you can look up a specific character but I have just been looking through random sets for the fine print description at the bottom (oh, my old eyes!). These descriptions are helpful not only for the terrific Tier 2 vocabulary but also for opening your students up to social analogies.
I screenshot the card, put it on a Google Slide like so (screenshotting again the description and enlarging it) and use the good old "we talk, I type" strategy (kids are strangely engaged by watching you type). This allows us to explore topics and tools that I link to strategies like Zones or Autism Level Up, or both. Indeed it does not serve Drampa to destroy his whole environment!
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ReplyDeleteUsing Pokémon to engage students is a fantastic strategy that aligns with EBP and neurodiversity affirmation. The Pokémon card descriptions are great for building vocabulary and making social connections, and the archived card site is a valuable resource. Plus, the Cable TV analogy can help students relate to evolving content. Great approach!
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