Sentence examples for differentiated lessons from inspiring English sources

The site contains differentiated lessons for use with pupils aged 11 to 16. Resources include the story of Josef Perl, one of 21,000 people liberated from Buchenwald concentration camp in Germany on 11 April 1945.

This Duke TIP interdisciplinary curriculum for gifted elementary and middle school students provides differentiated lessons that teach the mechanisms of disease, medical concepts, logical reasoning, experimental design, statistical analysis, and epidemiological investigation, culminating in a medical mystery.

Each of the pupils had tackled the task in their own way, yet the inspector had felt that this had not been a truly differentiated lesson.

Collaboration and implementation of differentiated lesson planning would be far more effective if it were done on a far more regular basis than four times per year.

We need to explore alternative models of observation such as differentiated observation, peer observation, lesson study and what I refer to as the "catchphrase model" of observation.

The Virginia Department of Education (VDOE, 2010) provides teachers with sample lesson plans for differentiated instruction, intervention plans, assessment tools, and strategies to improve students' reading ability.

"The environment in her classes goes beyond hugs and high fives to designing lessons so specific and differentiated that all students can succeed," said Principal Tony Cattani.

Teachers set different levels of expectations for learning task completion within a lesson or unit through differentiated instruction (Waldron and McLeskey 2001).

Using the online resources, rich with interactive study tools, videos, lesson overviews, and assessments, differentiated instruction is only a mouse click away.

My lesson plans are detailed and differentiated, my resources are in order, and my marking is a technicolour dream.

After the lessons from the induced pluripotent stem cells, it is perhaps unsurprising that differentiated cells in the intestine could form a tumour if given enough oncogenic events.