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What Adaptions I Would Be Effective For Guillermo

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The adaptions I made would be effective for Guillermo because they are specific to him. Teachers must try to get to know their students better in order to identify what instructional methods and materials work best for each child. Differentiated instruction is a way to get through to children who have very diverse learning styles and ways of expressing themselves. It is a way to get students to master challenging academic content in different ways. Teachers have to understand that each child is different and learns their own way and at their own time. This requires teachers to constantly be assessing their students’ strengths and weaknesses, then incorporating that knowledge into the lesson. Guillermo is shy socially so that is why I would

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