Addressing Students' Individual Learning Needs
How do you ensure that you're meeting the needs of each of your students? Five veteran teachers share their own strategies for reaching individual learners' needs and supporting a variety of skill levels while maintain order and staying on track with their curriculum. Click the links below to get a snapshot of differentiated instruction in their classrooms.
Articles
Addressing Different Learning Styles
by Jeremy Brunaccioni
Kindergarten teacher Jeremy Brunaccioni says that the best way he's found to reach all students is to use a multi-sensory approach that incorporates movements, crafts, reading, and hands-on activities.
by Jill White
Jill White, currently a first grade G&T teacher, has more than 10 years of experience working with classrooms with a wide range of ability levels. Here, she explains how technology and other strategies have helped her support all students.
by Marissa Ochoa
Third grade teacher Marissa Ochoa shares ideas on meeting students individual needs and challenging them to stretch their reading skills.
8 Lessons Learned on Differentiating Instruction
by Kechia Williams
Middle school teacher Kechia Williams explains how she turned the theories set forth at a seminar into practical strategies that work.
by Nicole Sledge
High school English teacher Nicole Sledge explains her most effective technique for helping students at all levels succeed -- teaching thematically.
