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A teacher who is using "graded challenges" is one who:

A teacher who is using "graded challenges" is one who:

▸ provides some easier and some harder activity choices to meet the needs of diverse students.

▸ asks both higher-level open-ended questions and lower-level recall questions when presenting information.

▸ allows students to work together in pairs or groups and receive a single grade.

▸ gives moderately difficult tests and activities along with informal ungraded assessments.

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