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  Tiered Assignment Writing

 

1.      Grade level and subject:

 

2.      Standard:

 

3.      Key concept, objective, or generalization:

 

4.      What is essential to

r     Know

r     Understand

r     Do

 

5.      Prior Knowledge Necessary

 

6.      Determine which area you will tier.

r     Content (what you want the students to learn)

r     Process (the way students make sense out of the content)

r     Product (the outcome at the end of a lesson, lesson set, or unit--often a project)

 

7.      Determine the type of tiering you will do: readiness, interest, or learning profile.

r     Readiness is based on the ability levels of the students.

r     Interest is based on their interest in a topic

r     Learning profile using Gardner’s Multiple Intelligences.

Based on the above decisions, determine how many tiers you will need and develop the tiers.

 

8.  Assessment

 

 

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