The Equalizer - ASCD
Carol Ann Tomlinson (Tomlinson, 1999). The Equalizer suggests nine continuums along which the difficulty level of lesson content, process, or product may be located. It can help teachers expand the repertoire of ways they think about varying the challenge level of a specific task. The Equalizer works in the same way that you might adjust
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