Description
Since the inception of inclusive schooling, teachers have used a wide range of instructional strategies not only to meet the academic needs of diverse learners, but also to inspire feelings of safety, excitement, and motivation. The purpose of this course is to prepare students seeking certification in secondary content areas, including art and modern languages, for planning instruction across the curriculum. By differentiating instruction-that is, by using democratic practices to develop learning experiences that challenge and support all students-teachers are more likely to reach their students in meaningful ways. Topics include assessment, classroom management, and technology.A "B" or higher is required for formal admission to the Education Program. Clearancesand fieldworkrequired. Offered: Spring semester. Fee.