CHUNK = INPUT Students acquire new information
in varied ways.
CHEW = PROCESS Students make sense of new
information in varied ways.
information in varied ways.
CHECK = OUTPUT Students show what they have
learned in varied ways.
Practice test for Differentiation
(2) After presenting a “chunk,” giving students a task to do with a partner or group to actively process the new information. The techniques in this guide will give learners many ways to engage in this kind of cognitive processing.
(3) Following the processing, I gave another chunk of new information. This chunk was a second five critical information with a partner. Students have specific kinds of processing in which they will engage once each information-input segment has occurred.
(4) I repeated the above cycle until all the chunks of critical information for the practice introduced and processed.
(5) I instructed students to review the critical information chunks from the day and think about whether anything they learned in a previous lesson connects with their new learning. Then ask them to engage in some kind of summarizing activity to connect the various
(6) My learners really enjoyed it and I am quite keen to see the real test outcomes tomorrow.
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