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DIFFERENTIATE INSTRUCTION - ASCD

Carol Ann TomlinsonDIFFERENTIATEINSTRUCTION3rd Editionin academically Diverse ClassoomsHow to1703 N. Beauregard St. Alexandria, VA 22311 1714 USAP hone: 800-933-2723 or 703-578-9600 Fax: 703-575-5400 Website: E-mail: guidelines: S. Delisle, Executive Director; Robert D. Clouse, Managing Director, Digital Content & Publications; Stefani Roth, Publisher; Genny Ostertag, Director, Content Acquisitions; Julie Houtz, Director, Book Editing & Production; Katie Martin, Editor; Lindsey Smith, Senior Graphic Designer; Mike Kalyan, Director, Production Services; Keith Demmons, Production Designer; Kelly Marshall, Senior Production SpecialistCopyright 2017 ASCD.

diverse interests and starting points. A goal of this book is to provide a reliable source of guidance for teachers seeking to create learning environments that address the variety typical of academically diverse classrooms. It aims to help these teachers determine what differentiated instruction is, why it is essential for all learners, how to

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