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Differentiation Strategies for students at different levels (Students who…
Differentiation Strategies for students at different levels
Struggling Students
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Co-operative learning strategies like pair-share, teammates consult and pair check
Teaching one concept but simplifying the delivery and complexity of the information given
Using visual references
Heterogeneous group work
Pre Assessments
Entry Tickets
Choice of type of assessment
Oral Presentations
Infographics
Drawings
Offering choice for which assessments they take and when (student centered learning)
Observational Assessments
Student teacher conference
Developing Higher Order Thinking Skills
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Teach up by encouraging learning. By even varying your tone or showing your passion for the subject, there will be an impact on the learning and enthusiasm of the students.
Open ended-activities such as brainstorming, that give freer rein to students’ cognitive abilities
Allow learners to set their own rubrics
Creating learning portfolios that show development of students work
Teaching one concept but varying the delivery and complexity of the information given
Pre Assessments
Allowing students to mark off their own rubrics
Quizzes
3-Minute Pause
Varying type of assessments
Students who are Excelling
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Homogeneous group work
Allow learners to set their own rubrics
Open ended-activities such as brainstorming, that give freer rein to students’ cognitive abilities
Encourage self- and peer-correction
Have extra work planed if students complete work before rest of the class
Curriculum compacting
Pre Assessments
Allowing students to mark off their own rubrics
Quizzes
Peer to Peer Assessments