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Raising the Bar: Differentiated Learning |
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Management |
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To have effective centers, management is the key.
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Start slow. Be prepared with
materials before class begins. Have resources in place.
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Have a routine that students
can understand.
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Good way to begin. Get a
cheap timer. Have students go to a center. Ring the timer
and have the students move (clockwise or counterclock wise) in
groups. Do that for 5 minutes for a few days. Once they
understand a routine, then begin with centers.
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V.I.C.T.E.R.Y Site- Management ideas (Shows reading center
ideas and more!)
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Make sure the students are
aware of their tasks. Having printed directions in each
center is an effective route to go or place the directions on
the board for the children to see those while working in
centers.
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Technology Center management
tips:
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You can bookmark sites on each computer. Place the links on
a website, blog or a free site (like port-a-portal. You
can use a site like "iKeeps" which keeps bookmarks in one
central location.
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You can tape or place
directions for tasks near computers.
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Elementary center print out below for 2nd grade. |
Expectation and topics below (6th grade) Book in the Bag lesson. |
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Differentiated
Learning
What is it?
What does it look like?
Setting Up
Management
Resources
Project Based Learning
Stacy Bodin
Vermilion Parish Schools

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"Life isn't the daily twists and turns which seemingly engulf lives, but instead
it lies in the choices made in driving those curves during the journey."
Stacy Bodin
