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Tag Archives: P1
P1 and Student Centered Planning
P1 – Practice intentional inquiry and planning for instruction. Teacher candidates plan and/or adapt standards-based curricula that are personalized to the diverse needs of each student. P1 has broad application to planning and instruction and can have many specific ways … Continue reading
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Tagged Differentiation, EDU6136, Lesson Planning, P1, Special Education, SPED
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P1 Intentional Planning for More Effective Instruction
The benefit of teaching a semester course is that on the second time around you can apply all the intentionality and ideas you wish you had on round 1. P1 – Practice intentional inquiry and planning for instruction. Teacher candidates … Continue reading
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Tagged Differentiation, Hope principles, Lesson Planning, P1
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