FINAL ASSESSMENT

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A 3-5 page assessment.

This paper is going to be a description of how you would tailor a mathematics unit (one that is 3-5 days worth of material) to meet the needs of students IN DIVERSE NEEDS.

This paper should include a brief description of the goals of the unit, or at least enough so that I can understand the intent of the unit and what you are trying to accomplish. Additionally, a description of specifically how you will address tenets of diversity and differentiation, strategies you will employ to provide appropriate differentiated instruction to your students; and, how you will adapt your teaching environment to include the different values and cultural norms present in your diverse classes.

This paper should include at least 6 references, APA FORMAT

RUBRIC BELOW

A description of how you would tailor a mathematics unit (one

that is 3-5 days’ worth of material) to meet the needs of students we have discussed in this course. Include a brief description of the goals of the unit. (3 pts)

Description of specifically how you will address tenets of diversity and

Differentiation within this unit. (5 pts)

Strategies you will employ to provide appropriate differentiated instruction to your students; and, how you will adapt your teaching environment to include the different values and cultural norms present in your diverse classes.(4 pts)

Include at least 6 references

The paper should be clearly written and not exceed 5 pages (double spaced,

12 point font, in doc format) (3 pts )

DIFFERENT UNITS COVERED IN THE COURSE BELOW

The course content will appear here once the course begins.

Session One: What's in a Name?

Session Two: Discrimination and Bias/ Learning Environments

Session Three: Learning Environments/Mathematics and Language

Session Four: Diverse Learners in a Mathematics Classroom

Session Five: Teaching Strategies to Engage All Students

Session Six: Differentiating Instruction

Session Seven: Teacher Expectations

Session Eight: Universal Design in a Mathematics Classroom