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Tuesday, February 25, 2014
Broadening the View of Differentiated Instruction
The article, Broadening the View of Differentiated Instruction we develop an adaptive approach to DI and and this involves adjusting instruction while it is taking place to meet the specific needs of individual students or the demands of a particular situation that could not be anticipated or planned for ahead of time. Many of the plans we make as teachers involve a pre-assessment of student needs, however, students will react differently to every situation they face and pre-assement information can only go so far. Teachers must be able to monitor students' progress and adapt lessons accordingly.
Monday, February 24, 2014
Developing an IEP for a student with a Nonverbal Learning Disability
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Strategies for Classroom Teachers of Students with Nonverbal Learning Disabilities
The Strategies for Classroom Teachers of Students with Nonverbal Learning Disabilities article clearly explains what it is like to have a nonverbal learning disability as well as provides a list of symptoms/indicators, accommodations/interventions and resources.
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Saturday, February 22, 2014
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Tuesday, February 18, 2014
Integrated Curriculum
Feeling the time crunch...trying to fit all of the expectations in in too short a time period?
Integrating Curriculum blends various subjects and brings them together in meaningful and connected ways, often through projects.
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Integrating Curriculum blends various subjects and brings them together in meaningful and connected ways, often through projects.
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Ten Takeaway Tips for Critical Thinking
We often talk about how important it is for our students to develop critical thinking skills in order to be literate learners. Edutopia provides Ten Takeaway Tips for Critical Thinking.
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