TK Instruction is Individualized and Differentiated
In a successful TK classroom, teachers continually use observation and formative assessment to determine children's progress along the continuum of skill development, and tailor their instruction to help every child flourish. They use small group, pairs and individual activities to personalize their classroom program and build on whole-group experiences. To maximize learning for English language learners, TK teachers skillfully employ English language development instructional strategies. Additionally, this differentiated approach to instruction facilitates the successful inclusion of children with special needs in the TK classroom.
A vibrant TK classroom is busy with activities and conversations, and filled with the excitement of small groups composed of children building similar skills together. The TK teacher purposefully designs the classroom to include accessible learning centers that cultivate curiosity and reflect the beauty, strength and capacity of all children. The teacher also thoughtfully constructs activities so that each child is challenged at the right level to build success, persist through difficulty with little frustration and get to the next level of skill.
For example, a successful TK teacher might ask all children to find pebbles on the playground. At the same time:
In carefully composed small groups, he/she supports one group of children to sort by color while another group adds and estimates.
Meanwhile, she is helping build vocabulary, comprehension and foster cooperation.
In one group she might ask for children's opinions about how to estimate with open-ended questions, and in another she may ask children to share and describe pebbles.
The TK teacher skillfully integrates children's play into daily learning activities to support healthy cognitive, physical, social and emotional development.
TK Instruction is Individualized and DifferentiatedIn a successful TK classroom, teachers continually use observation and formative assessment to determine children's progress along the continuum of skill development, and tailor their instruction to help every child flourish. They use small group, pairs and individual activities to personalize their classroom program and build on whole-group experiences. To maximize learning for English language learners, TK teachers skillfully employ English language development instructional strategies. Additionally, this differentiated approach to instruction facilitates the successful inclusion of children with special needs in the TK classroom.A vibrant TK classroom is busy with activities and conversations, and filled with the excitement of small groups composed of children building similar skills together. The TK teacher purposefully designs the classroom to include accessible learning centers that cultivate curiosity and reflect the beauty, strength and capacity of all children. The teacher also thoughtfully constructs activities so that each child is challenged at the right level to build success, persist through difficulty with little frustration and get to the next level of skill.For example, a successful TK teacher might ask all children to find pebbles on the playground. At the same time: In carefully composed small groups, he/she supports one group of children to sort by color while another group adds and estimates. Meanwhile, she is helping build vocabulary, comprehension and foster cooperation. In one group she might ask for children's opinions about how to estimate with open-ended questions, and in another she may ask children to share and describe pebbles.The TK teacher skillfully integrates children's play into daily learning activities to support healthy cognitive, physical, social and emotional development.
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