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By paying attention to individual differences, teachers can adapt and modify instruction to fit the needs of individual learners. Differentiated instruction can be equated with student-centered teaching as it debunks the myth that one ...
By paying attention to individual differences, teachers can adapt and modify instruction to fit the needs of individual learners. Differentiated instruction can be equated with student-centered teaching as it debunks the myth that one ...
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At the request of her principal, Jessica sometimes led professional development sessions for the teachers at her ... Doto Sources Data included the in-depth case studies, particularly the thoughtfully adaptive teaching reflections from ...
At the request of her principal, Jessica sometimes led professional development sessions for the teachers at her ... Doto Sources Data included the in-depth case studies, particularly the thoughtfully adaptive teaching reflections from ...
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By paying attention to individual differences , teachers can adapt and modify instruction to fit the needs of individual learners . Differentiated instruction can be equated with student - centered teaching as it debunks the myth that ...
By paying attention to individual differences , teachers can adapt and modify instruction to fit the needs of individual learners . Differentiated instruction can be equated with student - centered teaching as it debunks the myth that ...
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Volume 52 Number | 1 |
Making Disciplinary Literacies Visible | 26 |
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