- Cartwright School District 83
- Differentiation Pedagogy
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Gifted pupils in grades 3-6 receive site-based services. Sites cluster pupils for flexible grouping. Content includes a broad based interdisciplinary curriculum that produces products that are varied and complex.
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Specific examples of differentiated activities include:
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Higher order thinking questioning, activities, and assessments
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Socratic questioning strategies
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Independent Extension activities
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Compacted curriculum
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Tiered tasks
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Gifted pupils in grades 7-8 receive site-based services. Sites cluster pupils for flexible grouping.
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Lessons for gifted pupils in grades 7-8 include:
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Content: Content is more abstract, complex, varied and accelerated, incorporating the Common Core State Standards and the English Language Learner Proficiency Standards to reach a higher level of proficiency.
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Process: Processes used include, but are not limited to, executive thinking skills (decision-making, planning, forecasting, monitoring) metacognition, accelerated pacing and wide choice of learning activities, varied group interaction, problem solving, and evidence of reasoning.
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Product: Products are more varied and synthesize the research material, and are developed for specific audiences, in self-determined format, evaluated by pupils and teachers using established criteria and rubrics. Products may be a result of collaboration among members of small groups.
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Specific examples of differentiated activities include:
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Higher order thinking questioning, activities, and assessments
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Socratic questioning strategies
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Independent Extension activities
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Compacted curriculum
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