Teaching a group of people of varying skill levels

1. How do you teach a class with different levels?
2. How do you teach to meet a variety of needs abilities and learning styles?
3. What are the three types of groups within the classroom?
4. What are grouping strategies?

How do you teach a class with different levels?

Teaching a Class With Big Ability Differences

1. Start Slow. ...
2. Introduce Compacting for High Achievers. ...
3. Provide Choice. ...
4. Bake Assessments Into Every Class. ...
5. Provide High- and No-Tech Scaffolding for Reading. ...
6. Offer Targeted Scaffolding for Young Writers.

How do you teach to meet a variety of needs abilities and learning styles?

Here are 5 ways you can address the wide range of skills and abilities children demonstrate throughout the day.

1. Offer choices. ...
2. Plan for possibilities. ...
3. Empower children to document their learning. ...
4. Encourage community support. ...
5. Provide a variety of learning materials.

What are the three types of groups within the classroom?

Johnson, Johnson, and Holubec's (1998) theory has identified three types of cooperative learning groups: formal, informal, and base groups. Formal cooperative learning groups range in length from one class period to several weeks.

What are grouping strategies?

Skill/Strategy Grouping: Here, you group together students who need practice with a specific skill or strategy. Student Choice Grouping: Allow students to group themselves according to a shared preference, for an author or genre in reading, for example, or historical period or country in social studies.