Leading and Managing a Differentiated Classroom

Marcia B. Imbeau · Carol Ann Tomlinson

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This in-depth look into 21st century education by Tomlinson and Imbeau, stresses the key elements of leading and managing a differentiated classroom which are at the core of today’s complex and diverse classrooms. In contrast to traditional views of teaching, a “one size fits all” version, the recurring theme of flexibility to suit the needs of the valued individual in the differentiated classroom is stressed.

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