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Differentiated Instruction

Submitted by Roy1975 on February 23, 2008

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Anderson. K., Differentiating Instruction to Include All Students. Preventing School Failure 51 no.3
49-54

Differentiated Instruction

The article I chose sounds, oh so familiar. It's about a fourth grade teacher who is preparing

himself for another school year with a new group of students. Mr. Wright, the teacher, has been teaching

at the same school, cares greatly about hid students, and expects " their best work at all times." Well,

because of the increasing accountability demands, he puts on hold many of the creative teaching

practices he once envisioned implementing in his classroom. He has lost track of the number of times he

heard his principal say, "Fourth grade is a testing grade, so everything you teach must be aligned to the

test." Due to the pressure of administration, he uses a lot of workbooks and others material specifically

designed to increase students achievement on statewide assessments. The students basically work in

fixed groups on ability level, which were determined on their cumulative files before school started.

Wow! This is so identical to my school that I feel, I'm Mr. Wright! Each year we have a faculty

meeting the first day of school. We always discuss the plans and objectives for the year, then always end

with us fourth grade teachers being told EXACTLY what Mr. Wright was told. To top it off, when you

go to your room to work on it, there's always that pile of new workbook materials that you must

incorporate into your lessons for THE TEST!

Teachers have yearned for many years more responsive and effective methods in addressing

students differences. Many children perform daily on the "margins" of their classroom, never fully

engage and rarely ever...

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