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Enhancing Secondary Education through Differentiated Instruction

Join Nikki Stocks, a dedicated teacher, in this engaging session focused on differentiated instruction for secondary classrooms. Discover how daily lessons can be adapted to meet the diverse needs of all students, allowing for varying levels of engagement and understanding. Learn about innovative teaching methods, including the use of tactile materials, visual aids, and technology, to enhance learning experiences. Explore practical examples of travel-themed lessons that introduce students to new places and cultures, ensuring each lesson is varied and impactful.

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Enhancing Secondary Education through Differentiated Instruction

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  1. Differentiated Instruction for Secondary SXI Presenter: Nikki Stocks Teacher – Post-Secondary SXI January 15, 201

  2. What will be discussed • Every day instructioncan be changed easily to fit the needs of all students • Varying degrees of alterations • Teaching multiple levels in one classroom

  3. State Lessons

  4. What it’s all about • Expose students to different information • Chance to explore a place new • Thinking about traveling and how to travel • Experience different areas as best they can • Also read a chapter book to go along with the state.

  5. Changing it up for each student • Different ways to present the material • Prop box • Youtube • Different textured materials • Braille state cut out

  6. Assessments

  7. Examples • Beginning of each state, a travel lesson is done • While learning, using tactiles, pictographs, photos, video, etc. • After each state, taste test!

  8. Last things • Each time the lesson is done, it is varied in some way • There will always be times that you feel like the students understood nothing • But that is not the case • Although it seems overwhelming, once it is started, making slight alterations is easily done

  9. Questions?

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