Differentiated Instruction in English Language Teaching (Level B1)

Authors
  • Galya Vezirova
  • St. St. Cyril and Methodius University of Veliko Tarnovo

Keywords
differentiation, differentiated instruction, differentiated learning, principles, elements, content, process, product, environment, icebreaker, small groups, tasks of varying complexity, interest centers and groups, cubing, compactness, levels, multi-layered curriculum, authentic assessment

Summary
The article examines the possibilities of applying differentiated instruction in intensive English language learning (level B1). The essence of differentiation and the peculiarities when it is used in the educational process are clarified. The principles and elements of differentiated instruction are examined. Emphasis is placed on the possibilities for the application of this philosophy and approaches and strategies are proposed for the full and effective implementation of differentiated learning in intensive English language learning.

JEL:
Pages: 17
DOI:  https://doi.org/10.58861/tae.di.2023.4.04

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