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Discuss and outline the steps that a special education teacher should take when adjusting the instructions to meet the needs of all students.

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Assessment is key to be able to provide individualized instruction. The expert discusses and outlines the steps that a special education teacher should take when adjusting the instructions to meet the needs of all students.

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Have you thought about how to individualize instruction for all students?

Well, assessing the students' current ability level may be a first step. Once assessments have been conducted, the instructor could plan an activity or assignment for all students, but tailor it specifically for students needing extra assistance, or those who may need more challenging work. When ...

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