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In elementary education, especially for grades 3, 4, and 5, students are at a crucial cognitive, emotional, and social development stage. Differentiated learning is a critical approach at this stage, allowing teachers to cater to all students’ varied needs, abilities, and learning styles. By incorporating products, projects, and performances, teachers can provide students with opportunities to demonstrate their understanding in diverse ways, making learning more engaging and inclusive. These strategies allow for differentiation — tailoring the content, process, or product to meet each student’s needs.
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