Re: [Phys-l] differentiated instruction

[Bernard Cleyet <bernardcleyet@redshift.com>]

Of course the following suggestion*** means more admin. and teacher  
time, AKA more money.
Hire some students from the multiple intelligence class as tutors of  
the performance students supervised by the teachers.  This will in  
effect be differentiated teaching, offer experience to the tutors,  
and perhaps lure some of them into teaching.  Not to mention,  
"teach", we hope, the difficult to learn students.

bc  thinks may have the advantage of both.



On 2009, Sep 28, , at 06:35, Edmiston, Mike wrote:

> Michael Horton recently said, "I won't even get into the research  
> on tracking."  Okay, but it is one way of trying to deal with  
> this.  There are clearly those people who feel there is greater  
> good than bad to ***integrate the best students with the worst  
> students.  There are clearly some advantages to that, but also  
> clearly some disadvantages.  Choose your poison.