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1 Examples of DI using Technology

2 Where to Start What do I want the students to get from this experience? Preassessment Activities Group / Individual On Going Assessment Grading

3 So what do I really want the students to get?

4 Where to Start What do I want the students to get from this experience? Preassessment Activities Group / Individual On Going Assessment Grading

5 Preassessment

6 KWL What I knowWhat I want to know What I have learned

7 Where to Start What do I want the students to get from this experience? Preassessment Activities Group / Individual On Going Assessment Grading

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16 Group / Individual Readiness Interest

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