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Tag Archives: differentiated instruction
Digital resources in the classroom
I had a revelation the other day, when I was observing a 7th grade math class. The teacher broke up the class into small groups, and while one group went to work with her at her table, others went off … Continue reading
Posted in Classroom, School, Teachers, Teaching
Tagged differentiated instruction, ipad, saylor foundation
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“Look fors” in effective classrooms
A friend (and parent) and I got talking about this the other evening: Imagine you’re moving to a new state, a new city, but before you decide on a neighborhood and therefore a school for your kids, you want some … Continue reading
Posted in Classroom, Parents, School, Teachers, Teaching
Tagged classroom library, daily agenda, differentiated instruction, differentiation, effective questioning, flipped classroom, lesson plan, mimeograph machine, Northeast Regional Resource Center, principal, rubric, school culture, state standards, wested, word wall
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Tuesday Tidbits, November 23, 2010
Have a great Thanksgiving holiday this week, kind readers! The new Education Next is out and is very much worth reading. I was particularly interested in Mike Petrilli’s piece on differentiated instruction, something that was covered in this blog a … Continue reading
Just what is differentiated instruction?
Debbie Collins from Albemarle County Public Schools is a saint; the Director of Elementary Education and Facilitator for Gifted Services at that Virginia district, Debbie is very, very busy, but she still agreed to be my first guest blogger, helping … Continue reading