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Table of Contents
Meet the Author
Acknowledgments
1 Differentiating by Interest
2 Assessing Interest and Building Classroom Climate
3 Lesson Structures that Support Differentiating by Interest
4 Lesson Plans
5 Creating a Lesson and Adapting Lessons
6 Assessment and Other Lingering Issues
7 Where to Start?
Blackline Masters
Annotated Webliography
References
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Gregory Murphy
reviewed Differentiating by Student Interest: Practical Lessons and Strategies on January 03, 2015 Differentiating by Student Interest: Practical Lessons and Strategies
This is a work-book filled with information and exercises for those with ADD. It explains that Add is a neurological condition, not a behavioral one, and certinally not a condition caused by apathy. Sigh. I got a lot of that growing up, and sometimes still do.
This is a helpful guide to manage this, as it gives a lot of insight to why people with ADD do what they do. The exercises are helpful, though sometimes difficult. It pays off, though.
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