Posts Tagged ‘Differentiated instruction’
August 25th, 2010
by Neal M in Elementary teachers
How Can I Possibly Differentiate In Math?
Anyone involved in education these days has surely heard the term Differentiated Instruction. Used in many ways, differentiated instruction is a proactive teaching method that centers around each student as a unique learner. Simply put, every child arriving in my classroom shows up with differing skills and interests. It is paramount to use varying strategies and [...]
May 14th, 2010
by Sue in Online Learning, Public Education
Sarah Daniels on Why DreamBox is Used in so Many Classrooms
Sarah Daniels, DreamBox Learning’s VP of Marketing, spoke at this week’s NewSchools Summit 2010. This annual event is sponsored by the NewSchools Venture Fund, the highly respected education-focused venture philanthropy firm of the same name. Here’s a brief video from a hallway conversation at the conference, with Sarah talking about why DreamBox is being used [...]
May 12th, 2010
by Sue in Technology
Support Teachers by Supporting Technology Funding in Schools
Every spring school boards across the country must make tough financial decisions for their districts. The majority of school budgets are personnel, so when budgets are cut that usually means cutting staff.
With more students in the classroom and less support staff for remediation or enrichment, educational technology can be an important and effective tool for [...]
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