A teacher who successfully differentiates classroom instruction ...

[cdr_15]

A teacher who successfully differentiates classroom instruction to help all students experience success would likely do all but which of the following?
 
  a. Assess and address differences in students' readiness to learn a new concept or skill.
  b. Consider which curricular elements are most important for students to learn and omit the ones that he or she deems peripheral or irrelevant.
  c. Structure lessons in accordance with students' interests.
  d. Take students' preferred modes of taking in information and displaying acquired knowledge.

Question 2

The authors of our text would likely argue that the least common reason students study is because they
 
  a. value the content they're studying.
  b. are concerned about their grades.
  c. want to please their parents or teachers.
  d. want to avoid punishment.

[chem1s3]

Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

a

[cdr_15]

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[Sarahjh]

Excellent