Differentiated Instruction | Health Science | Remediation
Teaching CTE health science courses means meeting the unique needs of your students every day. Because your students’ abilities, knowledge, and goals vary in every class, you’ll inevitably spend time on remediation throughout the year. But adding new enrichment and remediation strategies to your busy day is tough. Most CTE teachers spend hours of their free time every week meeting with students who need a little extra help.
Career and Technical Education (CTE) | Differentiated Instruction
Teaching career and technical education (CTE) courses means you are challenged with reaching diverse students every day.
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Blended Learning | Career and Technical Education (CTE) | Differentiated Instruction | Teaching Strategies
Do you ever consider the pros and cons of differentiated instruction?
Blended Learning | Differentiated Instruction
Most often, blended learning incorporates tried-and-true teaching methods (like lecture) with the latest in educational technology (like digital curriculum).
Blended Learning | Differentiated Instruction | Digital Curriculum | Teaching Strategies
CTE teachers are faced with increasingly diverse students in the classroom, and finding ways to differentiate your lessons can be tough. Some students will come to your class with more knowledge and experience than others. Not to mention that students all learn at different paces and in different ways. It may seem like a never-ending task, but there is a solution! Using technology to differentiate instruction can help you save time while better meeting the needs of all of your students.
Computer Applications | Differentiated Instruction | Teaching Strategies
Note from Bri: This is a guest post from Frank DiMaria, a middle school computer teacher in Fort Mill, SC. Frank has written a number of articles about educational technology and tips for other teachers.