Topic of the Week: Differentiated Instruction
Differentiated Instruction is an instructional concept that maximizes learning for ALL students—regardless of skill level or background.
Spotlight Site of the Week!
Internet4Classrooms :: Differentiated Instruction
Features a collection of resources that help classroom teachers adjust their teaching process to their learners needs.
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Additional Sites:
- How to Differentiate Instruction
After having read what the research has to offer on differentiated instruction, specifically, brain-based research on learning, learning styles and multiple intelligences, and authentic assessment, you are now ready to plan.
Click here to visit resource - Differentiated Instruction
Discover how research into how students learn led to changes in how teachers teach -- and the differentiated model of education.
Click here to visit resource - Instructional and Management Strategies
Features instructional and management strategies to support differentiation in the classroom.
Click here to visit resource - Strategies for Differentiating
Within the four ways for differentiating instruction there are embedded several other learning strategies which are used in conjunction with each other.
Click here to visit resource - Using Technology to Differentiate Instruction
This online presentation provides the rationale for differentiating using technology, as well as a multitude of examples that may be used in your classroom.
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Judi's Corner
This week features a resident of the Monterey Bay Aquarium:
Monterey Bay Aquarium: White Shark 2006
When the white shark arrived Aug. 31, no one knew how well he'd like the million-gallon Outer Bay exhibit. But so far it looks like he likes it just fine. He's been eating a lot—and probably growing a lot. (He was 5 feet 8 inches long and weighed 104 pounds when he got here. We haven't measured him since.)
Spotlight Class of the Week!
Mrs. Carangal's 4th Grade Website
Charles Carroll Elementary
Westminster, Maryland
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That's all for this week! "Remember...the Web is a terrible thing to waste!"