Badge Description: Flexible grouping organizes students intentionally and fluidly for different learning experiences over a relatively short time-frame. Groupings are well-matched to task purpose and fueled by classroom assessment results and other student characteristics.
Badge Requirements: There are 2 ways to earn a Flexible Grouping Private Badge
1) attend a face to face tutorial, or
2) watch the provided video tutorial and answer questions using Quizizz
Badge Resources: Flexible Grouping - Individual Classroom Video and Quizizz Review
Badge Description: This badge is awarded for using flexible grouping in your class.
Badge Requirements: In order to receive this badge, you must use at least one form of flexible grouping during a lesson. This could be choosing to group students by academic needs, learning styles, or interests. Please be sure to tell us how you chose to group your students, what activity the students were tasked with, and how using flexible grouping impacted your classroom/learning environment.
Badge Description: This badge is awarded for using a variety of types of flexible grouping, including grouping students by academic needs, learning styles, and interests.
Badge Requirements: In order to receive this badge, you must use a variety of flexible groups in at least three different lessons. Please be sure to tell us how you chose to group your students, what activities the students were tasked with, and how using flexible grouping has impacted your classroom/learning environment for all three lessons.
Badge Description: This badge is awarded for leading a professional development, either one on one or in a small group, in which you explain the benefits of using flexible grouping, give a brief overview of how to use flexible grouping, and/or assist with trouble shooting any issues teachers may have while using this tool.
Badge Requirements: To earn this badge you must give an explanation of how you showed your colleague(s) to utilize flexible grouping to enhance the learning environment for students; you must also be willing to provide continued support to faculty at your campus throughout the school year.