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Subject: EDUC

Number: 793

Title: Differentiation & Grading: Making it Work

Level: Graduate

Medium: Text-based

Semester: On-going

Units: 3

Cost: $360

Register: Online Registration (LEI courses)

Description:
This course addresses two related elements of good teaching: quality differentiation and effective grading practices. Being sensitive to students' readiness levels and learning styles while holding them accountable for the same standards can be a challenge. This course will provide a thought-provoking look at differentiation, grading, and related situations that we all encounter in diverse classrooms.

Objectives:
The participant will:

Understand how to approach such important grading issues as final marks, homework, late work, report card formats, effort, and participation.
Understand the educational value of differentiating instruction.
Demonstrate an ability to incorporate differentiate curriculum.
Provide an action plan for improving his/her grading effectiveness.

Textbook:

Instructor: Kyle Pederson, Joe Cotter, Dr. William Martin


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