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Strategy used for planning differentiation

Adapt assignments and modify content to appropriately challenge various student groups

Gifted and talented students

Often neglected in the classroom




Often display different characteristics




Can be accommodated in the regular classroom

Education for All Handicapped Children Act

Requires all students with disabilities be given a free, appropriate public education

Least Restrictive Environment

Regular classroom with supplementary instruction

Individualized Educational Program (IEP) is a document that primarily serves as

A plan developed to assist students with special needs

Not included in school district actions to develop parental involvement

Providing a teacher aide for every child with special needs

Communicating with parents of other cultures

Teachers should have a good understanding of language and culture differences of students' families




Teacher should guard against negative automatic response to other cultures




Teachers should take into account the cultural values of students' families

Minority population projection

expected to increase steadily in the next two decades

English in school

Schools use a variety of strategies for teaching students who have limited English proficiency

Self-understanding and accessing their feelings

Intrapersonal skills

Educational ideal for students with special needs

placed in regular classrooms for the entire day and receive help from a special education resource teacher as needed

Challenges facing school districts

Students with limited English proficiency




Students' transiency

Gardner's multiple intelligence theory can enhance student learning by

Serving as a guide to teachers in giving students the opportunity to experience working in the different areas of intelligence




Assisting teachers in assessing students' intelligence areas




Matching student learning to their preferred intelligence abilities areas

Learning style areas impacting student learning

Environmental factors

Will not help teachers establish a multicultural classroom

Ignore all differences in culture that come up in class