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One Size Does Not Fit All In Professional Learning Learning Forward The problem with one size fits all policies, especially in education, is that they don’t consider individual differences and will poorly serve a significant number of students. the adb recommendations are well meaning but also fall into the pitfalls of one size fits all. Diverse people cannot be equally served by a single school system. new hampshire's law is one attempt to respond to that reality. One size does not fit everyone, nor should it. what works for one student will most likely not work for another. this recognition (that different students will have differing needs) and your ability to act upon this realization, is best represented by one of the biggest buzz words in education today…differentiation!. Education has traditionally been approached using a “one size fits all” model, wherein students are subjected to the same teaching styles and evaluation methods irrespective of their ability or interest. Individualized planning requires an objective exploration of strengths and weaknesses. this perspective often reveals a need for smaller, more structured classrooms and more refined placements;. When shopping, we laugh when we see clothes sporting tags that claim “one size fits all” remarking, “not us!” stretch this t shirt over the ubiquitous practice in reading classrooms of.
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