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September 2000 | Volume 58 | Number 1
Marge Scherer
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Carol Ann Tomlinson
Can addressing students' individual needs help prepare them to meet high standards?
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Kim L. Pettig
A staff shares ways to write varied instructional objectives and craft differentiated lesson plans.
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Kari Sue Wehrmann
A middle school teacher outlines how to individualize curriculum through content, process, and product.
Nancy Schniedewind and Ellen Davidson
Strategies that encourage both collaboration and appreciation of diversity.
Claudia Marshall Shelton
Helping students to become aware of their characteristic styles.
Daniel Heuser
How to establish an environment where young students can grapple with numeracy and science topics, whatever their developmental stage.
Wendy Towle
Suggestions for selecting materials, shaping lessons, holding conferences, and keeping anecdotal records of students' progress.
Gay Ivey
Providing more time to read and more choice of reading matter benefits both struggling and competent readers.
Mary Beth Doyle
Smoothing students' moves from one grade and teacher to the next.
Suzy Ruder
How an inclusion facilitator helps students with learning and physical challenges to adjust to high school classes.
Susan Winebrenner
Why it is important to differentiate instruction for gifted students in heterogeneous classes.
Evelyn Schneider
These approaches offer language arts students appropriate challenges and safety nets.
Sandra W. Page
Beginning with summer workshops, a North Carolina district eventually implemented differentiated instruction for all students.
Rebecca K. Edmiaston and Linda May Fitzgerald
This approach values young children and parents as contributors to learning.
John A. Fahey
A former principal recounts his school's partially successful attempt to detrack classes.
Linda Webb
One size does not fit all.
Joanne Rooney
On the challenges of the first year, from a veteran principal.
Craig Kridel
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John H. Holloway
Carolyn Pool
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