F2F: The Foundations of The Differentiated Classroom

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  • Fri, Jun 07, 2024 - Fri, Jun 07, 2024

  • Instructional Service Center (ISC)

  • 162

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Contact Information

813-840-7349

Details

Course No.

#118582

Category

District: Professional Learning (9431)

Classroom Hours

6.00

Non-Classroom
Hours

0

Component Numbers

2.100.037 Creating Engaging Classrooms Through Differentiate

Course Description URL

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19

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Start Date

Fri, Jun 07, 2024

End Date

Fri, Jun 07, 2024
Session Dates and Times

Registration Deadline

Wed, Jun 05, 2024

Withdrawal Deadline

Wed, Jun 05, 2024

Course Description
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This 6hr training provides strategies for differentiated instruction in mixed ability classrooms. Open to all k-12 teachers, this training provides a variety of approaches are explored including flexible grouping, curriculum-based assessment, tiered lesson plans, and “low-prep” instructional strategies that can meet the needs of all learners across all ability levels. This workshop also focuses on the assessment of student learning and using the results to adjust instruction and learning. Teachers who attend this training leave with an array of practical strategies that they can differentiate and can apply immediately in any classroom.

This training is delivered in a face to face setting.



Schedule

START DATE

START TIME

End TIME

06-07-2024

08:30AM

03:30PM

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Additional Information


Substitute Provided No
Stipend Provided (Charter teachers) No
Stipend Provided (HCPS teachers) Yes
Stipend Provided (Private teachers) No
Does this training contribute to a teacher's meeting the criteria for Highly Qualified status? No
Evaluation Method - Students F-Other performance assessment
Evaluation Method - Staff A-Changes in classroom practice
Delivery Methods A-Workshop (knowledge transmission / training focus)
Follow-Up Methods P-Participant Product related to training (may include lesson plans, written reflection, audio/videotape, case study, samples of student work)