Using Flexible Technology to Meet the Needs of Diverse Learners: What Teachers Can Do
Description
Many general education teachers are turning to differentiated instruction to help them meet their students’ diverse learning needs.
This Knowledge Brief explains how some standard technology resources already available at most schools—talking text, web resources, graphic organizers, and word processors—can be used to support more tailored instruction.
It also tells readers where to find more technology tips.
Resource Details
Product Information
Product #: KN-05-01Copyright: 2005
Format: PDF, Print
Pages: 12
Publisher: WestEd
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