A Sneak “Peek” at Small-Group, Differentiated Instruction
Posted in Differentiated Instruction, Fundamentals of Differentiated Instruction, Math Stations, Middle School Math, Response to Intervention, RTI, Secondary Mathematics, Small Group Instruction, Small Groups, Small-Group Instruction in Mathematics, Tabor Rotation on 04/04/2011 04:25 pm
How can a teacher become more efficient in the classroom?
How can our schools make the most of
mathematical minutes?
What does RtI (Response to Intervention)
look like in a high school classroom?
What does a week of small-group, differentiated instruction look like?
Help!
Elementary & secondary level teachers, administrators, leadership teams, departments, and districts are looking for good examples of small-group, differentiated instruction in mathematics. The Tabor Rotation Framework is a perfect plan for helping every student, at every level, meet and exceed their potential.
The New Tabor Rotation DVD Training Series “walks you through” the Essential Elements of the Tabor Rotation Framework and a typical week of sophisticated, differentiated mathematics instruction. The Training Series will be offered at elementary and secondary level with Basic, Bonus, Premium, and Elite Packages. There will be something for everyone!
Here’s a sneak peek at what’s coming in May…
Want more information? glenna@glennatabor.com.
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