It’s not unusual in the classroom for a teacher to put extra time and effort into one or two students using some kind of intervention – whether it’s some form of differentiation or a behavioral strategy.
And it’s also no surprise to teachers when that kind of effort can translate into an improved classroom overall.
A new study confirms that individual interventions can have outsized positive impacts.
Here’s an excerpt:
By the way, the study specifically refers to an intervention that has students write about values that are important to them. I’ve written a lot about that particular intervention.
You can read another post about this study at Education Week.
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