The RockerOtt is for the learner who likes to wiggle and wobble while sitting, the learner who prefers the floor, the learner who would rather sit sideways, and every learner in-between. It is a great piece to help differentiate in learning spaces.
At its fundamental core, differentiation means that every learner gets what he or she needs, respectful to their learning styles. A differentiated environment must offer various places for different activities. This includes a place to stand and work, to lounge and read, to spread out and collaborate and every space in-between. When these are put together, it creates a holistic space for discussion, research, and demonstrating mastery.
Every learner is unique. Therefore, the environment should reflect unique ways in which learners gain knowledge and work to achieve understanding. When teaching the whole child, it’s important that differentiated classrooms speak to equity, inclusion, and agency. These characteristics are essential to learner success and engagement.
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