Sentence examples for teaching differentiated from inspiring English sources

Team teaching, differentiated teaching and learning strategies and peer teaching helped increase the enrolment of children with disabilities from 54 to 228 from 2003 to 2005.

Jill: This is so ubiquitous that in some teachers' prep programs, teachers are taught to differentiate and modify lesson plans so that they meet a visual learning style versus an auditory learning style.

It is referred to as "differentiated" teaching in education circles and Hutton says it is a deeply flawed concept.

We've spent a fortune on staff development, teaching teachers about differentiating instruction".

Across the country, new evaluation systems are now able to differentiate teaching performance and identify our highest performing teachers.

Fresh-faced and enthusiastic from my PGCE, I tried to differentiate between teaching and the rest of the job.

One of the teachers, Deborah Smith, has praised the system, saying, "it has enabled me to differentiate my teaching to meet the needs of different groups.

If we regularly gauge student progress on as they learn the key skills needed to succeed on an exam, and assess their mastery of the exam's sections, we can adjust and differentiate our teaching to offer students what they need to be as prepared as possible, while maintaining a positive and enriching experience in our classrooms.

Asma: Before this teaching, we could not differentiate the two explanations.

Why it matters: The study of nearly 100 Chinese children demonstrated that teaching kids how to differentiate between different African American faces at age five reducing racial biases.

I'm more concerned about teaching my students to differentiate a credible news organization and sites clearly meant to fool them ― like Alex Jones's Infowars, which thrives on rumors and propaganda to attract hits and advertising revenue.