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Differentiated Literacy Centers

How to create differentiated learning opportunities

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Differentiated instructional practice isn't only for small group instruction. In her new book, Differentated Literacy Centers, Margo Southall describes how to create differentiated learning opportunitiesĀ during center time activities as well. The challenge was to plan and prepare multilevel activities in a way that would be sustainable throughout the year. Put her learnings into practice in your classroom with these sample chapters and activities from the book.

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  • Introductory Articles (2)
  • Unit Plan (1)
  • Slideshow (1)

Introductory Articles

Introduction to Differentiated Literacy Centers

Margo Southall describes how changing the structure of learning centers dramatically increases students' time on task and learning achievement.
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How Does Differentiation Work With Literacy Centers?

Differentiated literacy centers offer multilevel literacy activities that are assigned to individuals and groups of students to strengthen specific skills and strategies.
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Unit Plan

Making Connections/Self-Monitoring: A Differentiated Learning Centers Unit Plan

These seven lessons and seven reproducibles provide teaching strategies to help students make all three levels of connections -- to their life experiences, to other texts, and to events and issues in the world around them.

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Slideshow

Differentiated Literacy Centers

Differentiated Literacy Centers Photo Slideshow

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  • Subjects:
    Literacy, Reading Comprehension, Early Reading, Homework and Studying Support, Homework and Tests
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