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Math Differentiate: Open tasks really can naturally differentiate. I know differentiation seems like there's a lot required of you-- planning, color coded copies, small groups... but what if I told you that one task can be differentiated easily by implementing these 4 steps!
In this episode we'll chat about:
- What math differentiate is
- 4 steps to differentiate math tasks
- How having high expectations can change it all for our students
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