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A teacher creates different lesson plans for the same chapter for 3 groups of students in the class. For students who need support, she covers topics from the previous grade; for 'average' students, she covers topics from the textbook; and for 'outstanding' students, she covers additional topics beyond the textbook. Is this a good example of differentiation? Why or why not?
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- 1Yes, because the teacher has personalized learning by 'watering down' the syllabus according to students' learning levels.
- 2No, because it is unfair to the 'outstanding' students that others are getting easier content.
- 3No, because the idea of differentiation is not to set lower expectations or permanently categorize students into fixed ability groups.✓
- 4Yes, because this is a simple way to support students at varying learning levels so that all can complete the given task.
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No, because the idea of differentiation is not to set lower expectations or permanently categorize students into fixed ability groups.
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