Multi-grade teaching involves combining children of different ages in the classroom. It respects individual learner needs by allowing children to learn from experience, each other, and at their own pace. Teachers must implement curriculums and evaluate programs that consider varied abilities, levels, and interests within groups of children.
Multi-grade teaching involves combining children of different ages in the classroom. It respects individual learner needs by allowing children to learn from experience, each other, and at their own pace. Teachers must implement curriculums and evaluate programs that consider varied abilities, levels, and interests within groups of children.
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Lesson 5-Basic Principles of Multi-grade Teaching(2) (1)
Multi-grade teaching involves combining children of different ages in the classroom. It respects individual learner needs by allowing children to learn from experience, each other, and at their own pace. Teachers must implement curriculums and evaluate programs that consider varied abilities, levels, and interests within groups of children.
Multi-grade teaching involves combining children of different ages in the classroom. It respects individual learner needs by allowing children to learn from experience, each other, and at their own pace. Teachers must implement curriculums and evaluate programs that consider varied abilities, levels, and interests within groups of children.
2. Children can learn best from experience 3. Children can and do learn well from one another 4. The role of teacher 5. The implementation of the curriculum must consider the varied abilities, levels and interests within particular group. 6. The evaluation of educational program 7. Inter-aging or the combination of children of different ages is more respectful of individual needs of learners and reflects real life.