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Scenario 4

Content:

Content can be divided into smaller units that students learn each unit one by one. Also 3 versions of learning activities can be prepared by arranging the levels like basic level with less vocabulary and understanding questions, moderate level with some vocabulary and analysis question, advance level with vocabulary and evaluation questions.

Process:

Learning stations for independent and group work needs. 1 station for independent study, 1 station for pair work, 1 station for group discussion, 1 station for data collection by walking around

Product:

Presenting the findings as a video, group presentation, individual presentation, lab report, role playing, infographic/poster and etc.

Criteria: Using Scientific method steps in order

Good Quality Research Question

Relevancy of hypothesis to research question

Hypothesis Testing

Conclusion

Learning Environment

Enough chairs and area for each station so that everybody can study at their own phase

Moveable chairs to arange group works

Checklists in every station

Peace corner ( students find some social-emotional support or move here) consisting of books, coloring pages, anxiety toys, sketch papers, colorful pencils, headphones to listen to music to calm down, comfortable seats, support toys to cuddle

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Scenario 3 Technology Access

Content: Debate Club

We can divide the class of 12 students into two groups for a debate. Each group works to find solutions and defend their ideas.

Within each group, students can choose their role.

For example:

The 4 tech-savvy students could focus on research via computers and provide their findings to others.

The remaining students could use this research to build and defend their arguments.

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Content: Collaborative Project

Some of them use a survey to gather individual ideas from all students/parents/teachers.

Then they can explore solutions by:

Researching on computers or referencing books.

Doing some calculations to have numerical findings.

Creating posters to visually represent ideas.

Preparing presentations to share and compare their solutions.

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S 1: different language proficiency levels

Content: one short /longer (simple English/ higher level English)video,

one text with three versions (easy, medium, difficult)

Process: flexible grouping - a consideration; not all good sts in one group, each native in one group, beginner sts in each group and they get more support, and one worksheet with plastic pollution vocabulary, flexible timing

Product: posters or record a podcast, video presentation, any they feel they can offer their solutions, different rubrics / in-class voting for the effectiveness of the chosen design.

Learning Env.: some sts may work individually, they choose the methods/tools they work with.

self-assessment, feedback for the learning exp ( what was good, what could be improved, how would they contribute)

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SCENARIO 2

CONTENT: May be different steps of the topic can be assigned to different students.

PROCESS: They can choose 2 different presentation ways (create a short documentary about the topic/ create a short movie/ make posters/infographic for these videos.)Students can choose groups based on their interests. (scientific ones documentary - kinesthetic ones could be actors for the videos.)

PRODUCT: Videos (3-5 min)+posters/infographics

ENVIRONMENT: Bring several plastic bottles to the classroom+ create a corner for used plastic bottles

Lab+library+school yard

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Content:

•Varying the level of complexity

•Using multiple texts and resources

•Providing content at different reading levels

•Using varied support systems (e.g., graphic organizers, audio materials)

•Presenting ideas through both auditory and visual means

Process:

•Tiered activities with varying levels of support

•Flexible grouping based on readiness, interests, or learning styles

•Varying the length of time for completing tasks

•Providing choice in how students learn

•Using multiple intelligence approaches

Product:

Allowing various ways to express learned content

•Offering choices for final projects

•Providing rubrics that match students' skill levels

•Using varied assessment strategies

•Allowing students to work alone or in groups

Learning Environment:

•routines, procedures, and physical arrangement of the classroom

•tone or mood between the students and teacher(s)

•support each student's need for affirmation, contribution, power, purpose, and challenge

•resources that reflect students' diverse backgrounds, interests, and reading readiness;

•arranging (and frequently rearranging) the classroom to promote collaboration and cooperation;

•sharing responsibility for teaching and learning

• soliciting and reflecting upon students' feedback about their classroom experiences

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Think about these four categories for your scenario and offer several suggestions under each category for differentiation.

Content differentiation: How to adapt content for the specific learners

Process differentiation: What processes will work best for the group

Product differentiation: Various ways students can demonstrate learning

Learning environment modifications: Environmental modifications needed