QUESTION 3 OF 30

How accessible is your curriculum for ESL students?

Not every student learns the same. An interviewer wants to see how you diversify what you do to give some students' extra resources if they are in need. Dive into different language levels in your class and how you use varying materials to help with personal learning.

"Assessment data is the best way for me to lesson plan and diversify my lessons. By understanding learning styles, I can see the kind of support students need, based on the activity. Specific modifications can be things like visual cues or other lessons that allow students' independence for what they need to be successful."

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Anonymous Answer

For me, it is imperative to have accessible curriculum. Every student is coming into my class with different experiences and language barriers. It is my job to make sure that every student has their own plan towards ultimate success.

Shane's Feedback

Diversifying learning for each student is so key. Not one student is alike. So, one student might grasp one concept better than another. Be there ready to help the student that is falling short and move onto another student with different challenges.

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