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10 False Beliefs About Learning

Barbara Prashnig describes the importance of understanding learning and teaching from the perspective of human diversity. Traditional teaching methods and educational practices have made the school system in New Zealand strong and successful over the first half of...

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Creating a Culture of DI Through Professional Development

A three-year professional development program in DI highlights the challenging process of changing the culture of a school. This article describes the comprehensive program of differentiated instruction that the South Area Solomon Schechter Day School (SASSDS),...

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Web Exclusive: How to Implement Rounds in a Faculty

To read the accompanying article, "Creating a Culture of DI through Professional Development", click here. To begin, describe the Rounds process at a faculty meeting. Establish rules for making all the teachers feel safe. Teachers may ask questions and comment...

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Implementing DI in Montreal: A System-Wide Approach

A group of daring educators used Understanding by Design (UbD) as a boilerplate to guide them in implementing systemic educational change. “Access for all” is a critical value in Jewish education as well as a fundamental aspect of differentiation. If we believe that...

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