Inclusion and Differentiated Instruction: Teachers in the Movies do it Too

[@ReddintheCities]

This is such an amazing set of examples. Thanks for making this video!

[@alienjourney]

Thank you. This video is very helpful and informative.

[@r5t6y12]

One thing one of the music teachers in my high school did 30 years ago in the early 1980s was that he brought in an LP player (when LPs, cassettes, and 8 tracks were all there were) and just before the first students would walk into class each day he'd turn on some album that he had brought in that week and he would play any song that he felt like paying until a specific number of students had walked into the room. But by doing that he did 2 things................... 1) He gauranteed that the students would not talk or play their instruments until after he turned off the album (because some of the students would want to hear the songs that were playing) 2) He would expose us to such a variety of musical genres because he'd bring in everything from Frank Sinatra to Shostakovich to KISS to Olivia Newton John to Gregorian Chant to Minnie Pearl to various recordings of songs from 30 different movies from the 30s-50s to Scott Joplin to Dion and the Belmonts to..................... Some students would find some of the songs so enjoyable that they'd write down the name of the album and then ask their parents to but them the album for Christmas or their birthday or they'd go out and buy it themselves a few years after high school when they;d get a job.

[@sweetsixtyn4402]

Excellent work! Thank you for sharing!

[@justinhobson6746]

Step 1: Know your students - Learn everyone's name Step 2: Build Community - Appreciate various perspectives - Step outside comfort zones - Empower student voice - Build trust - Build empathy and understanding - Make a safe space to express individuality - Identify individual needs - Identify individual strengths - The Cloze Method Step 3: Step 4: Differentiate Instruction - Use familiar vocabulary - Prior content knowledge varies - Let students select content - Use familiar content formats (music and poetry) - Use content that reflects/interesting themes Step 4.2: Student Interest - Relate content to student interests - Demonstrate connection - Apply knowledge of student ability - Have different roles for different students - Have roles match interests Step 4.3: Classroom Environments - Set clear goals and expectations - Adjust the physical space - Teach to different learning styles and smarts - Kinesthetic - Music smart - Use games - Use a variety of examples and demonstrations - Present materials in new, interesting, and different ways Step 5: Repeat 3 & 4 - Use a variety of products - Express and maintain high expectations - Products should reflect outcomes (analyze texts/research practices)

[@zibelejonas9564]

i love it. awesome i can you this for my assignment for inclusive education...* and also in real classroom that i teach, my lessons are going to be so interesting. THANK YOU GUYS

[@miltonjunior5173]

Wonderful tips!Cheers !I was wondering where I could find more videos like this .Anyone?

[@anitac.g.8136]

This is so great for teachers to learn! Thanks.

[@mcampbell9393]

This is amazing! Exactly what I need for my professional development.

[@jadeaprilanyayahan8681]

hi... may i know the movies that you put here?... i am interested to watch each of them.. thank you very much.

[@k1dork]

The names of the movies are in the ending credits.

[@lolasmasabi]

appreciate (please change this so I can share with my staff)

[@danieljr6869]

No Stand and Deliver?

[@julmcconnell]

That's right, Stand and Deliver made me want to be a teacher!

[@recessaa5632]

what happened to whoopi goldberg? she used to be so awesome.

[@allinonedreamer8137]

Is that Robin Williams?

[@sunflowerflower4563]

can someone list down the movies on this video please. lols.

[@julmcconnell]

Dead Poet's Society, Mean Girls, School of Rock, Dangerous Minds, To Sir with Love, Kindergarten Cop, Bad Teacher, Half Nelson and there may have been more . . .

[@sirinamkhalsa7893]

Great video - I'm using it in my new teachers wkshop but...you misspelled appreciate :)

[@AimeeColeman]

And I think you misspelled workshop :)

[@kstevenson121289]

loveeeed this video

[@gugu7901]

good video！

[@michellamaiorana-basas3195]

love this! :)

[@nooralhashash2235]

كل الافلام جفتها

[@katherinejaconello7334]

My favourite is Jack Black.

[@katherinejaconello7334]

And Cameron Diaz.