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Adaptive literacy? 3 must-knows for teachers and admin about adaptive learning

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The use of differentiated instruction to individualize each student’s learning experience is becoming more common in today’s elementary classrooms, but creating meaningful differentiation for a typical class of 25 students or more can still be a challenge. Value is Abundant. Use is Becoming More Sophisticated.

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Key Findings and Tips for Adaptive Learning

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The use of differentiated instruction to individualize each student’s learning experience is becoming more common in today’s elementary classrooms, but creating meaningful differentiation for a typical class of 25 students or more can still be a challenge. This figure jumped to 95% among district personnel.

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A Principal's Reflections

When it comes to personalized learning , the “personal” should be emphasized. Putting all kids in front of a device and having them engaged in an adaptive learning tool all at the same time is not personalized. With the learning plan in hand, students work through the lessons and assignments at their own pace.

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Characteristics of The 21st Century Teachers

Educational Technology and Mobile Learning

An adaptive teacher is able to recognize and respond to the different needs and backgrounds of their students, adjusting their approach to maximize learning for all. This could involve using differentiated instruction, incorporating multicultural education, or employing a range of assessment methods. Madda et al.,

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6 EdTech Resources and Strategies to Gain a Deeper Understanding of Students

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Although the specific approaches vary, strong practices typically include the following elements: Students have a clear understanding of their learning targets. Students have access to models of strong and weak work. Students learn to set goals, self-assess, monitor their progress over time. Educator Strategies: .

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Fuel Education Honors Seven Programs for Transforming Education for Students

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Newman Crows Landing Unified School District (Calif.) – for individualizing instruction using real-time data from an engaging adaptive learning tool to boost elementary classroom performance. For details about this year’s winners, their programs, and how they are using FuelEd solutions, visit [link].

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The 7 Key Elements of eSpark’s Theory of Learning

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These elements are: differentiation, adaptivity, student engagement, direct instruction, practice, formative assessment with immediate feedback and student explanation of learning. 1: Differentiation Keeps Learning Accessible. The Elementary School Journal, 108(2), 115–130. Bodovski, K., &