Classroom Diversity
Diverse Abilities
Diverse Needs
Culmination
Acronyms & Meanings
100

According to Prof Spalti, what are the 3 most important ideas (in order) to remember when considering classroom diversity

Care, Respect, Teach

100

How can a teacher address multiple intelligences in the classroom?

Use a variety of teaching strategies, such as group activities, music, and hands-on projects

100

Creating an environment of belonging where all partners are valued and accepted

Inclusion

100

Compare Multiple Intelligences & Learning Styles

Both theories emphasize the importance of recognizing and accommodating individual differences in learning and cognitive abilities. This helps a teacher create a more inclusive & supportive learning environment.

100

VARK

Learning Styles- visual, auditory, reading/writing, kinesthetic

200

How can educators and administrators work to create an inclusive learning environment?

varied

200

Solving puzzles and analyzing data

Logical Mathematical

200

a teaching approach that tailors learning experiences to meet the diverse needs, interests, and abilities of all students.

Differentiated Instruction

200

Students engage in activities like discussions, problem-solving, and experiments rather than passively receiving information

Active Learning

200

IEP

Individualized Education Plan

300

4 learning preferences

Visual

Auditory

Reading/Writing

Kinesthetic


300

How can a teacher engage students with strong interpersonal intelligence?
A) Provide group activities, collaborative projects, and peer tutoring opportunities.
B) Assign reflective journaling tasks that encourage self-awareness.
C) Encourage independent research and self-paced learning.
D) Use abstract puzzles and logic games.

A) Provide group activities, collaborative projects, and peer tutoring opportunities.

300

Content, Process, Product, Environment

Components of differentiation

300

List components of a lesson plan

variety

300

ADA

Americans with Disabilities Act (1990)

400

Give a tangible and specific teaching strategies to promote and recognize diversity and inclusion in your future classroom.

  • Student-centered stories & examples

  • Resources to students can “see” themselves in the curriculum materials

  • Selected literature to start meaningful conversations including narratives (student struggles) to be relatable

  • Resources that present events from a non-American perspective

  • Celebrations- cultures & abilities

  • Positive & inclusive language for all students

  • Knowing native language & native names (pronunciation matters)

  • Audiobooks 

  • Visuals that represent everyone (teachers & students)

  • Opportunities for students to share their lived experiences/stories whenever possible

400

Writing a compelling essay

Linguistic 

400

Who is involved in the IEP process?

SPED teacher, GE Teacher, Related service providers, parents, teachers, etc. 

400

What is your preferred learning style? (VARK) explain. 

varied. 

400

LRE

Least Restrictive Environment

500

A person who prefers listening to audio books, lectures and discussions to learn best

auditory learner

500

Describe 2 types of assessments that would align with Gardner's Theory 

projects, performances, and creative tasks

500

to tailor teaching to meet the diverse learning needs, preferences, and abilities of all students while ensuring they achieve the same learning goals.

Purpose of differentiated instruction

500
In your opinion, what is the most important part of a lesson plan & why?

varied

500

IDEA

Individuals with Disabilities Education Act