25. Embracing Sustainable Differentiation Practices for Literary Analysis Units

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In this episode, we're exploring the nuts and bolts of unit structure, from anticipation guides to practice assignments, all the way to major assessments. Using the holiday classic, It's a Wonderful Life as a case study, we're examining the concept of redemption and the American Dream. Differentiation can be so time intensive and difficult to manage! We discuss the challenge of managing student progress and the importance of individual feedback and revisiting notes for our students, all while looking at strategies to manage teacher workload. This episode is packed with tips: curriculum breaks and pacing, effective strategies for differentiation, and more. Tune in for the discussion!

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