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This leaning exercise uses the Differentiated Instruction PPT in a class setting. The participants should have a basic idea...
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This leaning exercise uses the Differentiated Instruction PPT in a class setting. The participants should have a basic idea about differentiation. It also works best if the participants are able to access the Internet and have a copy of the PPT.Course: Teacher Method Course or Special Education Course
Author:
Rebecca Hinshaw
Date added:
Sep 25, 2012
Last modified:
Sep 25, 2012
About this Learning Exercise:
Type of Task:
Core Activity,
Group,
Individual,
Supervised,
Supplemental Activity,
Teacher-centered
I use the given PPT as a review exercise in an Introductory Course in Special Education. The students are assigned to read...
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I use the given PPT as a review exercise in an Introductory Course in Special Education. The students are assigned to read given beginning chapters in a text on special education. I then use this given PPT as a review activity. The class is divided into three groups for discussion and responding. The "game" follows the format of "Jeopardy×´, but the class is divided into groups for responding and upon getting a correct answer, the choice of categories goes to the next group.Course: Introductory Special Education
Author:
Rebecca Hinshaw
Date added:
Sep 24, 2012
Last modified:
Sep 24, 2012
About this Learning Exercise:
Type of Task:
Group,
Student-centered,
Supervised,
Supplemental Activity
