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In what ways do you teach students who have varying abilities?

In the 21st Century, every student learns differently, whether or not they are on the spectrum. You must show how you multitask in the classroom to help students in the right direction. Share your success stories here.

"When I started some classroom collaboration last semester, the teacher wanted me to work with a young man with A.D.D. Though his attention span was short, I had to try to keep him on track and vary the lessons taught to help him personally. One way the young man had success was through repetition, so we continued to press ahead in that manner."

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Anonymous Answer

Technically, all students have varying abilities in the classroom. So, I do not treat some students better than others. They all have skills and abilities I have to tap into to grow them towards their potential.

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Find the specific ways that this could happen. Make up a hypothetical about two different students if you need to show how you will cater to their needs and enhance the abilities they already have.

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