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I am a teacher. Every child has individual needs that cannot necessarily be simply classified. Schools (and teachers) do account for this as much as they are a
by learnstats2 12y ago
I am a teacher. Every child has individual needs that cannot necessarily be simply classified.
Schools (and teachers) do account for this as much as they are able to, but having 30 children in the same classroom is more cost-effective than having real provision for individuals.
- bitdestroyer 12y agoHence the push for differentiated instruction within classrooms, which I'm sure you're intimately aware of being a teacher. My understanding from my wife, who is also a teacher, is that it can be a pain for a lot of teachers but seems to offer some promise if an instructor can successfully integrate it into the learning process. There's obviously a lot of debate around this subject since teachers are asked to do so much already, but figured it's worth mentioning.