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Closing the Achievement Gap


Design

Global instructional design:

  • Minimalist approach
  • Active concept acquisition
  • Context-relevant help always available
  • Modular - Concepts develop with each lesson
  • Criterion-referenced testing to ensure mastery
Lesson-specific instructional design:
  • Problem presentation with feedback that demonstrates concept (Color, Counting)
  • Layered feedback - on third error, help is requested and student errors are displayed for diagnostic aid (Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication)
  • Subroutines that reinforce concepts for those who need extra instruction on a given concept (Multiplication)
  • Embedded criterion-referenced mastery (Color, Counting, Addition, Subtraction)
  • Criterion-referenced mastery subtests (Multiplication)