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Flipping to Meet the Standards

How does in-class flipping help teachers to meet the standards?  In-class flipping can be used to help teachers to differentiate instruction for the skills and concepts across the standards.

The benefits of differentiated instruction are even addressed in the Common Core State Standards. For reading, the CCSS states that “instruction should be differentiated...the point is to teach students what they need to learn and not what they already know.”  For math, the proscription is similar, stating that “educators should...meet the needs of individual students based on their current understanding.”

Across the curriculum, differentiation is an important part of meeting students' needs and addressing the standards.
In this video, Carol Ann Tomlinson discusses how differentiation relates to the Common Core.
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