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Differentiatinginstruction gives students multiple options for taking in information, for making sense of ideas, and for expressing what they learn. In other words, a differentiated classroom provides different avenues for students to acquire content, process ideas, and demonstrate their understanding ( Tomlinson, 2001 ).
She told me her name and I was transported back to 2001 when this 10-year-old wore two long braids and smiled all the time. Someone who prefers free thinking in the classroom might tolerate late work policies, student-created rules, student choice teaching such as stations and differentiatedinstruction.
Differentiatinginstruction is giving students multiple options for taking in information, for making sense of ideas, and for expressing what they learn. In other words, a differentiated classroom provides different avenues for students to acquire content, process ideas, and demonstrate their understanding (Tomlinson, 2001).
She told me her name and I was transported back to 2001 when this 10-year-old wore two long braids and smiled all the time. Someone who prefers free thinking in the classroom might tolerate late work policies, student-created rules, student choice teaching such as stations and differentiatedinstruction.
These strategies focus on positive reinforcement, opportunities for active participation, and clear instructional techniques that consider the unique needs of these students. This targeted support can increase their academic achievement and positive social interactions (Lewis et al., The Journal of Special Education , 41(4), 209–222.
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