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Who Are The Students?

Published on Nov 18, 2015

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WHO ARE THE STUDENTS?

EDUC 101 -- 04/09/2014
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REFLECTION:

What age group of students seems best for you?
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CONSIDER THE STUDENTS...

What diversity is present amongst "the students" today?
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ELEMENTS PROVIDING DIVERSITY:

  • Race/ethnicity
  • Socio-economic situation
  • Home/family situation
  • WIDE range of ability levels
  • Variety of disabilities in regular classroom
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An example student...

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What makes her unique?

  • 3rd grader - what does this tell us?
  • Middle class family; educated parents
  • Young for her class--August birthday
  • Extremely social, musical, loves math
  • Struggles with insecurity and self-confidence
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We need to keep in mind...

WITHIN DIVERSITY, COMMONALITIES...
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PATTERNS OF DEVELOPMENT

  • PreK and Kindergarten
  • Early Elementary (1-3)
  • Upper Elementary (4-6)
  • Middle School (7-9)
  • High School (10-12)
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IS THIS OVERLY SIMPLISTIC?

KEY QUESTION!
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RECOGNIZING THAT ALL STUDENTS ARE UNIQUE

DOES NOT MEAN WE DON'T ALSO SEE PATTERNS!
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THE KEY IS TO NOT LOSE SIGHT OF THE INDIVIDUALS

AS YOU ALSO LOOK AT THE GROUP...

Dave Mulder

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