alleryWhat does the layered curriculum model offer students?
AChoice of tasks, with learning shown
BOne common test for all pupils
CNo assignments, only reading
DOnly teacher-chosen fixed tasks
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Choice of tasks, with learning shown
1. Layered curriculum is one model of differentiation.
2. It gives a choice of assignments but requires students to demonstrate learning.
3. It therefore avoids pre-assessment and suits large classes.
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