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Techniques and methods in Language Teaching > Is it a theory or a new method or an approach in teaching english
Is it a theory or a new method or an approach in teaching english
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hiafifi
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Is it a theory or a new method or an approach in teaching english
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What does ( differentiated instruction) mean? I ask if I can easily apply it
in the primary stage . Please dear teachers can you tell me about any useful sites to read about it Thanks in advance
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13 Sep 2011
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edrodmedina
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Differentiated instruction is simply breaking large groups into smaller homogeneous groups and teaching to the needs of those groups. Sometimes differentiated instruction can be singling out a particular student with a specific need and addressing that need individually. In other words no cookiecutter instruction, one size fits all type of teaching. Individualizing instruction. This not really new just a new name. I�m sure someone coined the phrase and wrote a book and made a gazillion dollars. LOL Ed |
13 Sep 2011
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valentinaper
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Hi there Ed! Great approach to the subject...a gazillion dollars for something people already knew and used...how funny(and a bit irritating )! |
14 Sep 2011
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mena22
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My favourite book on the subject, theory + practice (it includes a section of photocopiable activities and templates): The Mixed Ability Class, by Julie Tice, Richmond Publishing (1997) You �ll find lots of practical techniques and teaching ideas for differentiated instruction. Have a nice day, mena |
14 Sep 2011
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