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The ExpertRating Online Teaching Course (Instructional)
(leading to ExpertRating Differentiated Instruction in the Classroom Skills Certification).

Differentiated instruction (DI) is becoming a mainstay in classrooms across the country as educators are starting to see the ways that the traditional classroom setting limits their ability to reach diverse learners. Join us on this journey through 10 practical DI integration strategies! Count on at least three sample integration lessons on each strategy, and just think of all the ways that you can apply them to improve learning outcomes for your students.
 

Over the next six weeks, we'll talk about DI strategies ranging from multiple intelligences (MI) to flexible grouping, cubing, WebQuests, I-Searches, tiering, anchoring activities, and interest centers. Every lesson is packed with real-world examples that will help you put these strategies to use in your own classroom. We'll take a look at integration across different subjects, grade levels, and learning profiles as you gain helpful tips on bringing DI to your classroom.

This course is a must for today's teachers who often have to differentiate quickly, and with a minimum of resources. DI is an excellent launch pad for ramping up your creative classroom, and with the tips in these lessons, you'll be reaching your diverse learners in no time flat.

Tracey Birch

ExpertRating Online Teaching Course (Instructional)

(leading to ExpertRating Classroom Management Certification)

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 The ExpertRating Classroom Management Certification is by far the best value for money instructor led Classroom Management Program at $129.99.

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 How much does the Classroom Management Certification cost and what does it include?

You can buy this ExpertRating Online Teaching Course (Instructional) leading to Classroom Management certification at a special offer price of only $129.99 which includes the in-depth ExpertRating Online Teaching Course (Instructional) Courseware and exam fee. This is the best value for money Classroom Management Program available till date. You get the following services within the USD $129.99 fee.

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     An instructor to guide you through the course and to whom you can direct your questions.

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The process of getting yourself certified is very simple. All you have to do is buy the ExpertRating Online Teaching Course (Instructional) for $129.99. Log in to the instructor led course using your password. Go through the ExpertRating Online Teaching Course (Instructional) Courseware (which would take you 6 weeks) and complete the final Classroom Management Certification exam at your convenience. You can complete the exam within 2 months of buying the Classroom Management Certification. The result of the exam appears as soon as it is completed, and your Classroom Management Certificate is mailed immediately.

24 x 7 hour access to the courseware. A printer friendly version of the ExpertRating Online Teaching Course (Instructional) is also provided

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A discussion area to have your questions answered

Chapter end quizzes to ensure that you are learning important aspects of every chapter

Chapter assignments to help you practically use the Classroom Management that you will learn during the Classroom Management Course.

The final exam is fully based upon the   ExpertRating Online Teaching Course (Instructional) Courseware that is provided along with the Classroom Management Certification. If you have gone through the courseware properly you should not have a problem clearing the exam. The exam consists of multiple choice questions from all chapters of the ExpertRating Online Teaching Course (Instructional) Courseware.

ExpertRating instructor led courses commence every month, you can always choose a suitable date for your course commencement in any month. To see available course start dates, please click on the "Enroll now" button. All courses run for six weeks, with a two-week grace period at the end. Two lessons are released each week for the six-week duration of the course. You do not have to be present when the lesson is released, but you must complete each lesson within two weeks of its release.

A new section of each course starts on the second or third Wednesday of each month. If enrolling in a series of two or more courses please be sure to space the start date for each course at least two months apart.

The Differentiated Instruction in the Classroom course will help you address the unique needs of each student.

Every student has a different learning capability and therefore a different approach to teaching should be followed for every student. Differentiated instruction is a learning technique which is based on the premise that the teaching methods should vary and be adapted in relation to the individual and diverse students in the classroom. This course will give you a comprehensive understanding on how to apply the principles and techniques of differentiated instruction and address the unique challenges and needs of each student who is unique in themselves.

The ExpertRating Differentiated Instruction in the Classroom Certification course will give you tips on how to be flexible as a teacher and modify the teaching methods to suit the needs of different students.

ExpertRating Online Teaching Course (Instructional) Coverage (6 weeks program)  

Week One

Wednesday - Lesson 01

If you've been wondering how you can introduce differentiated instruction (DI) into your classroom, or even if you're already practicing it, this course is for you. Chock full of practical integration strategies and examples separated by elementary, middle, and high school, this class will give you the how-to so you can power up your creative classroom. This first lesson will go over what DI is, the different avenues for implementing it in the classroom, and the basics of DI assessment.

Friday - Lesson 02

Did you know that all people are different kinds of smart? According to researcher and Harvard educator Dr. Howard Gardner, each person excels at learning in eight different ways (with a ninth category up for consideration as one speaks). In this lesson, you'll discover the power of teaching to multiple intelligences in your classroom as you learn tried-and-true techniques to customize your lesson plans.

Week Two

Wednesday - Lesson 03

You may already be adept at providing scaffolding and guided practice in your classroom, but in this lesson you'll learn how to ramp it up a notch with some smart tips on integrating and extending this DI strategy. You'll learn the power of tying familiar learning processes to new material as you lead your students from one exciting topic to the next. But the most exciting part will be watching them take ownership of new concepts in ways that complement their learning profiles.

Friday - Lesson 04

Flexible grouping is likely already a mainstay in your classroom, but this lesson is packed with great integration strategies that will help you extend its power across different grade levels and academic subjects. You'll enjoy this discovery of unique ways to group students based on readiness, natural abilities, and talents.

Week Three

Wednesday - Lesson 05-

If you've ever put a computer or book nook in your classroom, you're probably already familiar with interest centers. By grouping students into centers based on topics, subjects, or types of activities, you can focus like-minded learners on specific tasks. This allows you to differentiate across the board, offering unique learning opportunities for all the students in your class. This lesson will go over all of it.

Friday - Lesson 06

Do you remember the Rubik's cube? What a fun puzzle that is! In this lesson, you'll explore the power of the cube in your DI classroom. If you're not already familiar with this strategy, cubing is a writing activity that lets students explore topics from six distinct points of view. Whether your cube is wooden, paper, or plastic, you'll have fun tossing it up on the desk and letting students approach learning with new vigor.

Week Four

Wednesday - Lesson 07

While WebQuests have been a powerful classroom tool for some years now, this lesson will take a look at why they're so useful in the DI classroom. You'll examine the components of successful WebQuests and learn the best ways to find quality ones on the Web. You'll probably find that you're even more Web savvy than you thought you could ever be!

Friday - Lesson 08

I-Search, you search—let's all search for this DI strategy. An alternative to the traditional research paper, this DI strategy allows students to pick a topic that interests them and do traditional and out in the world research to learn more. The products of I-Searches are always amazing, and in this lesson, you'll see the ways in which your students can have a lot of fun learning more about topics that matter to them.

Week Five

Wednesday - Lesson 09

In this lesson you'll discover another great writing strategy for your DI classroom: RAFTS. If you're not familiar with RAFTS outside of the life-saving type in the ocean, welcome to a fantastic DI strategy that's somewhat similar to cubing. RAFTS is another strategy where students assume different roles to approach reading and writing and then create unique products. You'll have fun exploring this strategy with your writers!

Friday - Lesson 10

If you have learners at a variety of readiness levels, you'll be glad to learn the particulars of tiering, a DI strategy where you give students paralleled tasks at different levels of complexity. And of course, the levels of complexity all depend on where your students are on the learning curve. In this lesson you'll learn how to employ this strategy with confidence as you find out how to customize assignments at the elementary, middle, and high school levels.

Week Six

Wednesday - Lesson 11

Similar to tiering in that it differentiates by readiness, curriculum compacting is a DI strategy that will help you give different work to your advanced learners so that they aren't bored by average or remedial instruction. You'll find out everything you need to know in this lesson. If you're a GATE teacher or have GATE students in class, compacting is a must-have in your DI tool kit.

Friday - Lesson 12

This final lesson will look at anchoring activities that will help you direct students on further productive activities when they're finished with regular classroom work. You'll learn how to bring these activities alive with a little creativity and a lot of DI. This lesson will also take a final glance at DI in your classroom, and help you assess reasonable implementation strategies.   Buy the ExpertRating Online Teaching Course (Instructional) - $129.99

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