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Denise Kanhai-Gupta Post 1

29 April 2021, 2:26 AM

Activity 1.6 Professional development

I enjoyed learning about differentiated instruction and identifying learners needs. 

Once you can identify your learners needs, you are better able to plan for them. As a result the class can be divided into groups based on the students individual needs without them having to move. Lesson can be taught using differentiated Instruction either through content, process and/or product. Students feel fully integrated into the class especially when they are given a variety of learning opportunities and  are able to choose how they would like to respond when the product is also varied. It teaches students to take responsibility for their learning, helps them to work independently at a comfortable level, helps them grow as learners. It offers multiple assessment opportunities. It builds their self esteem as they feel a sense of accomplishment and achievement.

On the teacher's part it reduces re-planning and decreases demotivation from poor student performance. Generally, teachers plan for a curriculum not for the students in front of the them. When learners needs are assessed and planning surrounds those needs all benefit.

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Cherryann Noel Post 2 (summarised) in reply to 1

30 April 2021, 9:45 PM
Hi Denise, It is great when teachers enjoy doing their best and going the...
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