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How Language Supports Adaptive Teaching through a Responsive Learning Culture
Johnston, Peter; Dozier, Cheryl; Smit, Julie
Theory Into Practice, v55 n3 p189-196 2016
For students to learn optimally, teachers must design classrooms that are responsive to the full range of student development. The teacher must be adaptive, but so must each student and the learning culture itself. In other words, adaptive teaching means constructing a responsive learning culture that accommodates and even capitalizes on diversity to ensure that each student is learning optimally. There are 2 primary resources for accomplishing this, engagement and the classroom talk that the teacher orchestrates.
Descriptors: Teaching Methods, Teaching Models, Instructional Innovation, Student Centered Curriculum, Learner Engagement, Classroom Communication, Language Role, Sense of Community, Coaching (Performance), Student Reaction, Instructional Effectiveness, Classroom Techniques
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