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Enrichment/Alternative Activity
Enrichment activities should provide student learning opportunities that extend their thinking. For example, these activities could address:
1. Higher levels in Bloom�s Taxonomy
2. Other facets of learning as outlined by Wiggins and McTighe (1999) in their six facets of learning,
3. Other aspects of Marzano�s (1992) dimensions of learning
Alternative activities could provide learning opportunties that replace the outlined student activity and that include modifications based on:
1. special needs
2. multiple intelligences
3. achievement levels
4. learning styles
5. cultural diversity
Enrichment activities should provide student learning opportunities that extend their thinking. For example, these activities could address:
1. Higher levels in Bloom�s Taxonomy
2. Other facets of learning as outlined by Wiggins and McTighe (1999) in their six facets of learning,
3. Other aspects of Marzano�s (1992) dimensions of learning
Alternative activities could provide learning opportunties that replace the outlined student activity and that include modifications based on:
1. special needs
2. multiple intelligences
3. achievement levels
4. learning styles
5. cultural diversity