During each week of this course, you will research and analyze differentiated instruction and the leadership principles necessary to implement effective professional development for understanding differentiated instruction. Using the assignment in Week Five as the foundation for your Final Paper, identify an area in need of professional development for differentiated instruction at your worksite. In a paper that is at least eight pages in length, excluding title and reference pages, research the objectives, assessments, strategies, and implementation of a professional development plan to address this need. Make sure to include leadership principles, choice of differentiated instruction for improvement, and key players involved at your site. For example, a school site would include parent groups, teachers, teacher leaders, school staff, and students. You should include research in your paper, identifying how these components are grounded in research and best practice. This paper should include at least eight sources of reference. The paper should be written in APA format with appropriate reference citations.…
In the video Differentiated Instruction at Jeff High School, teachers and students talk about their experience with using differentiated instruction in their classroom. In the video, teachers at Jeff High School described the benefits of differentiated instruction in their classrooms. Throughout the video, teachers praise the use of differentiated instruction and how such a method has helped them to reach out to their their students different pathways of learning and utilize their strengths in their own multiple intelligences to make material seem interesting to them. The video described some examples of differentiated instruction in the classroom. For instance, the English teacher at Jeff high school used it during her class to get tactile-kinesthetic learners engage in learning. Not to mention the history teacher said that he used many hats to teach cultural values…
A 43 year old woman had a mass in her right thigh for approximately one month before she went to her doctor. The doctor gave her an examination and found the mass to be firm, painless, and stationary. He then followed up with ultrasound and MRI testing. The results reveled the size shape and location of the mass. Surgery was scheduled to remove the mass. When it was dissected a gel like substance spilled out indicating a ganglion cyst. They did a microscopic examination of the cyst and it showed a dense fibrous wall.…
Differentiation: The differentiation is all about using a range of different approaches and resources to meet the requirements of the learners. We can embed differentiation by conducting a small group works during the lesson. we can divide our students in different groups according to their learning style, previous knowledge, level of qualification etc.…
I Can Haz Copyright Infringement? Internet Memes and Intellectual Property Risks article reviews the use of memes and the significance of corporate infringement. Within the commercial use, companies have to be careful not to distribute copyrighted works by using memes for use in commercial activities on the internet.…
Baker, J. William, “Organized Greek Games”: Golden, M. Richard, The Social Dimension of Western Civilization, 1982, 58-66…
The authors say that a one-size-fits-all approach to classroom instruction is not effective. What do you think they mean by that statement…
“In programs based on the traditional model, CE is provided in a group. The children work collectively to monitor and to encourage each other. Conductors lead the group and provide a motivating and supportive environment. Educational goals are determined by the general ability level of the group and by the performance of each individual.5 Group activities are highly structured and are broken down by task series into a series of steps. Each step represents an intentional activity rather than an isolated exercise. Task series are built on the premise that the tasks start within the child's ability level and then progress in difficulty culminating in a functional independent goal.”(Darrha et al, 2004, p.187) I agree with him because I notice that learners become more relaxed when are working in groups so they can share their information and the activity that they get, must be not the same like one size fit them all it must be different, teacher must do it step by step so can help those struggling…
The article I choose was Why Most Rational People Must Disapprove of the Invasion of Iraq. This article relates to the golden rule theory and talks about how the U.S. was in the wrong for invading Iraq when they did. It also talks about the just war theory where it is said that you are justified to act upon war if a country or allies has suffered military attack or is about to suffer a military attack. The U.S. was not in an immediate threat from Iraq so we had no reason to send troops in we can argue that there were Weapons of Mass Destruction. However, as the article says that them having WMDs has been refuted by the best evidence. So then we talk about the golden rule, when using the golden rule we are saying that the US attacking another country that did nothing to them. Then you could say it is okay for another country attacking the U.S. for no particular reason. The article says that if you would have thought it to be morally permissible for the US to preventatively attack a country then it would be ok for another country to attack the U.S.…
Differentiated instruction is one-way teachers have provided instruction to students with special needs that are integrated in a general education classroom.…
One of the key elements of inclusive learning environment is differentiation. Petty (2004: p541) explains differentiation as “[…] adopting strategies that ensure success in learning for all, by accommodating individual differences of any…
The learning journey undertaken by each learner is different as everyone has different learning needs, speeds and styles that can be influenced by personality types, this means it is vital to plan differentiated learning outcomes to meet the needs of higher level learners, ensuring they are not held back, this has to be done while making sure slower learners are not left behind. Differentiated learning is crucial in order to ensure ‘all’ learners successfully complete learning outcomes and reach their full potential. To achieve this I will continually assess progress, gain and give feedback and provide extra support where necessary.…
After spending the past school year studying RTI Strategies for Secondary Teachers by Susan Gingras Fitzell, I have developed a sense of understanding of differentiated learning and teaching using strategies that best fit the needs of the student as an individual not as a class of all students. From the first day of learning this statement holds true about response to intervention at being a way of “responding to the struggling learner with academic interventions that match the student’s needs” (Fitzell, 1). Throughout this school year many concepts have become an insight for me. Some of the most meaningful concepts for me were the differentiation needed in the tier one classroom, different grouping strategies, and the math interventions.…
Today, children are coming to the schools with such wide spread levels of preparedness, emotionally, socially, and academically. Our challenge as a teacher is to meet them where they are and give them the tools to learn to their highest potential. We must be skilled with differentiation to meet the varied learning styles, and have the ability to differentiate instruction to meet the needs of students who need remediation and keep our brighter students enriched and challenged. Our…
Reflect for a moment on your own classroom environment or on a favorite classroom environment from your own schooling. Are there (or were there) clear rules that emphasize what students should do rather than what they should not do? How will (or did) it change student performance? Are (or were) students called on equitably? How does it (or did it) change the learning environment? Do you greet each student (or were you greeted) every day? How will you make sure your classroom environment will promote student responsibility, self-awareness as a learner, and learning for the satisfaction of learning?…