Differentating Instruction in classrooms
What are some ideas that everyone uses when differentating instruction within their classroom?
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Permalink Reply by Corin Drozdowski on -
I use treasure hunts, where you put sets of questions up on the wall, and have the kids find the answers. Each set is for a different group of students. The questions are tailored for the group. It just occurred to me that it could be done on the computer as well.
Perhaps setting up a form in Google Docs for each group, then have the kids answer. It ends up being a review for a test, and if you have them put their name in, you know where they are at. You could also set it up as a webquest or website.
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Permalink Reply by Amanda Bradshaw on -
Oh thank you so much that is a wonderful idea! I never thought to use a treasure hunt to differentiate the lesson.
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Permalink Reply by Johnathan Chase on
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Popular music and song lyrics are great for generating a wide array of projects and learning activities in grades 5-12.
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