If you are a teacher who was already operating a student-centered classroom, your shift to remote learner/teaching environments has probably gone a little smoother than you may have expected for both you and your students. Layered Curriculum shifts much of…
I have received several emails this month from teachers who are working on their Layered Curriculum units over the summer. Many of them have questions regarding pacing. It can be a challenge to learn how to determine the length of…
If you’re like most teachers, when you sit down to design your next instructional unit, you begin by coming up with activities, projects, lessons and exciting game plans for the unit. You may pull activities used in previous years, or…
Despite the perceived obstacles, differentiation at the high school level is not difficult. Many of us have the mental model that differentiation belongs at the elementary level, with learning stations filled with colorful blocks and tiny chairs. But, break out…
