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ReNEW DTA addresses grade-level scope and sequence through ongoing whole-group instruction. The teachers create heterogeneous groupings to help all students access grade-level content, regardless of individual skill level.
Teacher provides instruction and opportunities for practice of time-management, self-monitoring, and productivity skills throughout the class.
This is an example agenda for a ReNEW student that shows how they have choice around how they access the content.
Students are responsible for updating their mastery scores in their learning agendas, which increases ownership, improves update speed, and relieves the teacher of that task.
Roots uses large group instruction daily during Habits of Success time, as well as during direct instruction.
In order to keep young students on-task and focused, scholars learn to follow their independent learning time calendar tasks when not told otherwise.
Roots teachers make use of a data analysis reflection template to help them dissect the data they get from their mastery assessments.
Roots has broken down grade-level standards to more discrete micro-standards.
Students can advance beyond "grade level" when they have demonstrated mastery.