This document outlines four key questions that teachers should consider when planning instruction: what they want students to learn; how they will know if students are learning; how they will intervene when students do not learn; and how they will enrich the learning for students who already grasp the material. The questions focus on planning instruction, assessing student understanding through formative assessments and data, providing intervention and enrichment based on student needs.
This document outlines four key questions that teachers should consider when planning instruction: what they want students to learn; how they will know if students are learning; how they will intervene when students do not learn; and how they will enrich the learning for students who already grasp the material. The questions focus on planning instruction, assessing student understanding through formative assessments and data, providing intervention and enrichment based on student needs.
This document outlines four key questions that teachers should consider when planning instruction: what they want students to learn; how they will know if students are learning; how they will intervene when students do not learn; and how they will enrich the learning for students who already grasp the material. The questions focus on planning instruction, assessing student understanding through formative assessments and data, providing intervention and enrichment based on student needs.
This document outlines four key questions that teachers should consider when planning instruction: what they want students to learn; how they will know if students are learning; how they will intervene when students do not learn; and how they will enrich the learning for students who already grasp the material. The questions focus on planning instruction, assessing student understanding through formative assessments and data, providing intervention and enrichment based on student needs.