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Title: Characteristics of a Differentiated Learning Environment


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Characteristics of a Differentiated Learning
Environment
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Remember to Teach Whole Children
  • Understand children have intellect, emotions, and
    changing physical needs
  • Self-esteem is important
  • We teach children not subjects.

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Help Students Make Their Own Sense of Ideas
  • Provide context for learning
  • Relate learning to their experiences
  • Learning takes place through struggle and
    invention

4
Share the Teaching with Students
  • Tap into prior knowledge and insights
  • Students teach students
  • Engage in conversations on rules, schedules, and
    procedures

5
Strive for Student Independence
  • Provide direction, guidelines, and choice
  • Gradual relinquishment of responsibility
  • Make yourself increasingly useless in students
    lives

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Appreciate Each Child as an Individual
  • Find out who they really are
  • What makes them unique in the world?
  • Share yourself

7
Continue to Develop Your Expertise
  • Master applications of insights and skills not
    just facts
  • Find meaning in stories of life
  • Use understanding at high-quality level

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Link Students and Ideas
  • Spark meaningful reflection among students
  • Make seemingly remote subjects real and relevant

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Strive for Joyful Learning
  • Children are programmed to respond to joy
  • Ensure essentials of subjects are joyful
    experiences

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Offer High Expectations- and Lots of Ladders
  • Help students dream big
  • Know a childs needed scaffolding
  • Be a coach

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Use Positive Energy and Humor
  • Express treatment of all topics as valuable
  • Treat all with respect and kindness
  • Make jokes
  • View errors as learning experiences

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Covert Discipline
  • Strive for a desire for personal growth
  • Use shared decision-making
  • Use understanding and learning, not conflict
    between adversaries

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Guiding Principles of Constructivism
  • Pose problems of emerging relevance
  • Structure lessons around big concepts and
    ideas, not facts and skills.
  • Look for and value the students points of view.
  • Adapt curriculum to challenge students
    suppositions.
  • Assess student learning authentically and within
    the context of teaching.

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Artful Teaching
  • Teacher
  • Students Content
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