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A quote from Carol Ann Tomlinson about THE RIGHT QUESTION TO ASK...
To teach each student from his or her point of entry into the curriculum and perspective as a learner is more than difficult. It is a goal beyond the grasp of even the most expert teacher. The outcome for students who are outliers, however, is likely to be vastly different when a teacher pursues that elusive goal than when the teacher—by intent or default—abandons it.
To teach each student from his or her point of entry into the curriculum and perspective as a learner is more than difficult. It is a goal beyond the grasp of even the most expert teacher. The outcome for students who are outliers, however, is likely to be vastly different when a teacher pursues that elusive goal than when the teacher—by intent or default—abandons it.
Adapted from Differentiation in Practice: A Resource Guide for Differentiating Curriculum, Grades 5–9, by Carol Ann Tomlinson and Caroline Cunningham Eidson (ASCD, 2003).
By Carol Ann Tomlinson
Asking the right questions has an enormous impact on how we pursue equity and excellence in our classrooms.
Asking the right questions has an enormous impact on how we pursue equity and excellence in our classrooms.
Educational Leadership, October 2003 | Volume 61 | Number 2, Teaching All Students Pages 6-11
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