Spread the loveDifferentiated instruction in the classroom is a teaching approach that acknowledges that students have different learning styles, abilities, and interests. It involves modifying the content, process, and products of instruction to meet the diverse needs of learners. In a differentiated classroom, the teacher provides multiple ways for students to access information, understand concepts, and demonstrate their understanding. This may include using various instructional strategies, grouping students based on their abilities or interests, and providing different levels of scaffolding or support. One key aspect of differentiated instruction is that it recognizes that students learn at different paces. Therefore, teachers […]

Spread the loveThese are instructors that educate students from kindergarten through fifth or sixth grade. They are in charge of a group of students, usually about 20 to 25. They typically teach several subjects and usually within one grade level. There are situations where a group of elementary teachers is collectively responsible for a group of students.  There are also elementary teachers who only teach one subject. This is usually a special subject like art, music, foreign languages, etc. In some cases, elementary school teachers teach students across grade levels. Their work also extends to the setting of rules, as […]