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Differentiation TechniqueThink From Anything's Perspective

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How a small change, with very little effort on the teacher's part, leads to a delightfully complex task that can will get students thinking.

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Think Like An Anthropologist to Make Inferences

Like all HM comprehension skills, "Making Inferences" appears yearly beginning in kindergarten, so I know my 6th graders have practiced, and may well have mastered, the skill. To differentiate, I turned to the model of "Thinking Like a Disciplinarian."
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