5.2: Empowering Learners -> Differentiation and personalisation -> Pioneer knowledge
knows a range of strategies for differentiation and personalisation, using digital technologies
knows a range of strategies for differentiation and personalisation, using digital technologies
flexibility to adapt his/her strategies to changing circumstances or needs
flexibly uses different digital technologies in order to select, design and implement learning activities that allow learners to proceed at different speeds, select different levels of difficulty and/or repeat activities previously not solved adequately (e.g. quizzes or serious games)
knows different strategies for differentiation and personalisation, using digital technologies
interest in learning about how digital technologies can help him/her offer personalised learning opportunities
does not use digital technologies yet to address the special needs of individual learners (e.g. dyslexia, ADHD, overachievers)
is aware that digital technologies can support differentiation and personalisation (e.g. by providing activities at different levels and speeds)
reflective, innovative and learner-centric approach towards digital technologies and pedagogical strategies that foster accessibility and inclusion in digital education
enhances accessibility and inclusion by employing digital pedagogical strategies that correspond with learners’ technology uses, competences, expectations, attitudes, misconceptions and misuses and by employing design principles for increasing accessibility (e.g. as concerns font, size, colours, language, layout, structure); continuously reflects on the suitability of the measures implemented to improve accessibility; re-designs and innovates strategies accordingly
knows digital pedagogical strategies that are fitted to learners’ digital technology uses, competences, expectations, attitudes, misconceptions and misuses and ensure accessibility and inclusion
Supporting the Development and Certification of the Digital Competences of Educators – EdDiCo
Project Ref: 2019-1-DE01-KA203-005070
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