Could you give me an example? Could you illustrate what you mean? Standard: Accuracyfree from errors or distortions, true How could we check on that? Standard: Precisionexact to the necessary level of detail Could you be more specific? Standard: Relevancerelating to the matter at hand How does that relate to the problem? Standard: Depthcontaining complexities and multiple interrelationships What factors make this a difficult problem?
Resources and Document Library. Www2.gov.bc.ca/assets/gov/topic/B125BBFA3197257535F97E315A83E564/awards/ss_ibform.pdf. Differentiation. Top Tips and Tricks by Hannah Tyreman and Scott Reilly The Running Race Imagine you had set up a 100m running club.
You had Usain Bolt, Paula Radcliffe and Tanni Grey-Thompson all signed up to attend. You'd all expect them to complete the race and meet the aim of the 100m but they'd each do this in different ways. Usain would really need to be challenged as this is 'his thing.' So how could you cater for this kind of mix in a classroom situation? Differentiation by Product Set all students the exact same task, such as 'paint a still life.' Same Task, Different Expectations.
Differentiation by Feedback Whilst students are completing a task (writing for instance), feedback should be given about their progress. Same Task, Different Feedback. Differentiation by Process All students are required to present a business idea to the class, using a visual aid. Same Task. Occ.ibo.org/ibis/occ/Utils/getFile2.cfm?source=/ibis/occ/spec/cntm.cfm&filename=general/g_0_iboxx_amo_1203_1b_f.pdf.
Occ.ibo.org/ibis/occ/Utils/getFile2.cfm?source=/ibis/occ/spec/coord.cfm&filename=general/g_0_iboxx_amo_1310_2_e.pdf. International Baccalaureate Programme. Welcome to the SFU Library!
IB visits are designed to introduce students to university-level library research and to student life at SFU. There are two visit options available depending on the time of year: Research visits Offered during non-peak periods: April/May (Spring semester) and November/December (Fall semester). Note: due to staffing and space considerations, these visits are available at the Burnaby campus during these limited periods only. Visit overview and agenda: Students will learn how to search the SFU Library catalogue for books and databases for scholarly journal articles. To request a Research Visit please contact Gloria Lee in Student Recruitment at least one month before your planned visit: firstname.lastname@example.org / 778-782-4862.