Today's thoughts take me to options for students. Particularly tiered lessons as I consider preparing for inclusion classes that include special education students, regular level students, and PreAP who need a push.
In tiered lessons, there is a basic learning goal presented with several levels of learning available. One level is foundational for all students. It is the minimum required for everyone. The middle level will ask a bit more and most students should be able to handle these activities. The third level is for students who need a challenge or are not satisfied with anything less than an A+!
Personal challenge - review a lesson that can be tiered and incorporate it into a performance task for one of the units this year.
Engine-Uity has great ideas that I can even use in high school.
Engine-uity's Whole Language Prima Kit for Grades 1-3
1 comment:
It must be tough having so many kids on different levels. As a homeschooler I only have two, but I still like to combine topics when I can. I use www.tapestryofgrace.com because I can have my kids on the same page for history, but doing assignments at their learning level.
Good luck with your upcoming school year! :)
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