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Login Create AccountDifferentiation is no longer a teaching strategy for the ambitious in education. Rather, it’s an expectation for everyone, including the art educator. During this course, you will use tools to maximize learning for all students: gifted learners, English language learners (ELL), special education students, and struggling students while acknowledging their unique interests. Upon completion of this course, you will have a toolkit of applicable strategies that can be immediately implemented to effectively increase engagement in all learners by creating student experiences appropriate for each individual skill level.
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Differentiated Instruction in Art Education (2014): Fountain, ISBN-13: 978-1615281213. This Davis Publication text can be purchased in hard copy format or digitally via the Davis website.
A sample assignment from Week 6 of the class Reaching All Artists Through Differentiation
Hundreds of art teachers have taken the course Reaching All Artists Through Differentiation. Here’s what they actually think — without cherry-picking.
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Instructor was knowledgeable and provided value-added contributions.
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