Withdrawal groups Student teachers have to work with and identify strategies for stretching the more able. Where schools have student teacher's they could be used to work with groups of more able students, allowing for some withdrawal of students over the course of the year. Within a classroom,
such a group can be formed through arranging the seating in such a
way that the able students can be sat together. This allows students
some opportunities to work on differentiated tasks and provides the
teacher with a greater degree of flexibility as to the make up of
the group. This arrangement limits the number of opportunities that
the more able student will be able to have outside of the classroom
though, which can be addressed through close collaboration and joint
activities with other schools in the area facing similar resourcing
and staffing problems. Pages within this article. Introduction,Defintions and Identification of Gifted and Talented Students,Characteristics of effective provision in the subject,Ideas for classroom provision,Withdrawal groups,Differentiating by task,Enrichment,Conclusions
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