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        | degrees of learning examined by co-teachers to determine how you will differtiate instruction for all learners (what will all students learn, most students learn, some students learn) |  | 
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        | moving quickly through the curriculum |  | 
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        | taking less time on aspects of the curriculum because students demonstrate prior knowledge in the area |  | 
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        | parallel curriculum model |  | Definition 
 
        | a framework for differntiated instruction that takes into consideration four curriculum design components |  | 
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        | a variety of grouping patterns |  | 
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        | students work together toward a common goal to help one another learn academic material |  | 
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        | students at similar achievement levels |  | 
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        | students at a wide range of achievement levels |  | 
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        | diagram that uses content vocaulary to help students anticipate concepts and their relationships to one another in the reading material |  | 
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        | a visual aid that helps students see how ideas are related to one another and to what students already know |  | 
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        | during logical breaks in a lecture the teacher pauses for 2 minutes. During that time, teachers have pairs of students compare their notes to make certain that key concepts have been recorded. After a quick monitoring for student understanding the lecture continues |  | 
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        | demonstration plus model strategy |  | Definition 
 
        | after the students have viewed the demonstration, have a student perform each step, verbalizing each step as you did. have all students complete additional practice exercises independently, using the steps |  | 
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        | a metacognitive strategy used to model how to think and learn |  | 
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        | graphic aid to help students prepare for classroom discussions in content-area classes |  | 
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        | student participation is high, students' thinking is stimulated, and students have opportunities to connect what they are learning to their personal knowledge and experience |  | 
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