What Tier 1 Math Instruction Actually Means (And What it Doesn't)
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What Tier 1 Math Instruction Actually Means (And What it Doesn't)
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When you hear "Tier 1 instruction," do you picture your whole-group lesson and nothing else?
You’re not alone. It's one of the most common misconceptions in the tiered support model. Let’s bust that myth. Tier 1 isn't a one-size-fits-all lesson. This episode breaks down why it's easy to confuse Tier 1 as a whole-group curriculum, what Tier 1 is, and what it isn’t.
In this episode, you'll explore:
- How differentiation lives inside your core Tier 1 instruction
- Why small groups can still be Tier 1 instruction
- Simple questions to help you respond to students’ needs
If you've ever wondered what Tier 1 instruction looks like during your math block, this episode provides several concrete examples.
Resources mentioned in this episode:
- Free Training: Making Smart Small Group Decisions
Want more support differentiating math instruction and running small groups with confidence? Check out my membership for third-grade teachers. → Elementary Math Fam
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