Sunday, April 27, 2014
Tiering
In field I was able to
practice using a tiered approach in my math lesson. I was teaching a lesson on measurement. The
students used ten cubes as there unit of measurement. For this lesson students were
practicing how to measure using ten
sticks. I divided the class into two different tiers the first tier of students
were measuring objects less than ten cubes long. I had the second tier
measuring objects that were longer than ten cubes. They had to figure out how
to measure using only one ten stick. Once I asked them if they knew how to count by
ten’s they were able to figure it out. It was fun to see both groups be
challenged, but yet be successful. The book states “A great classroom
conveys to all students, this is hard, but you can do hard things, and I am not
willing to let you settle for less.” I hope I can convey that message to all my
students. I want them to know they can accomplish hard things and be
successful.
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They CAN, because you have proved that YOU can! 5 pts.
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