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Monkemeier 2014

 For Classroom Use – Materials must align with learning outcomes.  Resources for Students – text books, web links,  To extend content knowledge and pedagogy ◦ Materials that can further teachers’ professional knowledge

 Diagnostic  Formative  Summative

 Instructional outcome(s)  Assessment(s)  How will you get there? Steps, Strategies ◦ Plan it out ◦ timeline

Complex  Tiered lessons  Flexible grouping  Think –Tac-Toe  Multiple Intelligence Options  Graphic Organizers  Response/Exit Cards  Multiple Texts Lower  Reading & Study Buddies  Anchor Activities  Think-Pair –Share  Choices of Books  Interest Surveys  Multiple Levels of Questioning