Layered ____Curriculum®.
. . because every child deserves a special education.
Dr Kathie Nunley
What
is Layered Curriculum?
Dr
Kathie Nunley's Layered Curriculum®
is a simple method for differentiating instruction in classrooms
for all grade levels, and remains the only differentiated instructional
method ORIGINALLY designed for high school classrooms.
Based on current brain-imaging information, Layered Curriculum
is an fun and effective student-centered teaching method. This
3-layer model of differentiated instruction encourages complex
thinking and holds students highly accountable for their learning.
How
Do I Get Started?
STEP 1. Begin by browsing through this website, read
the articles and look at the sample Lesson
Plans.
STEP 2.
Watch the 15-minute Video Tutorial: How
Do I Begin Layered Curriculum®.
(for highspeed
/broadband connections and Windows platform only. Click "run"
when the window asks if you want to run or save. The download
may take a couple minutes.)
C
Layer : :
Basic knowledge, understanding. The student builds on his/her
current level of core information.
B Layer : : Application
or manipulation of the information learned in the C layer. Problem
solving or other higher level thinking tasks can be placed here.
A Layer : : Critical
Thinking and Analysis. This layer requires the highest and most
complex thought. Create leaders, voters.
Find
out how easy it is to build and use Layered Curriculum units in
your classroom. No special materials needed! Yes, you can differentiate
any subject!
Who
is Dr Kathie Nunley?
Dr
Nunley is an educational psychologist with 20 years experience
as a high school teacher in both urban and suburban settings.
She
is the developer of the Layered Curriculum® method of instruction
used by thousands of teachers worldwide.
Her work has been used by hundreds of public and independent school
districts across North American as well as Family Circle
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