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Posted on: June 1, 2010
Author: Bruce Kasanoff
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Category: Differentiated Instruction
Tags:assignments, classroom, fewer, individualized, less, reduce, students, tailored

Sitting quietly in a room with a bunch of people?

How long are you willing to sit in a room with 25 or 30 people? Imagine that a non-profit you support has a meeting, and it stretches 5 1/2 hours. Is that too long? It’s common sense that 30 people sitting together won’t accomplish much. If you really want to get something done, sooner or
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Posted on: May 27, 2010
Author: Bruce Kasanoff
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Category: Differentiated Instruction, Elementary school
Tags:different, differentiated instruction, Elementary school, personalized, students, whiteboard

Getting personal with technology

How a South Carolina elementary school has used computers to engage students in a learning process calibrated to their individual needs and abilities. Read story or go directly to resources/downloads from Forest Lake Elementary School.
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