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Can you recommend a good book (or journal, or webpage) on differentiated instruction? [more inside]
posted by Elagabalus on May 31, 2009 - 7 answers

I already have my BA and I am investigating my options for getting my teacher certification in Texas. Either a local program in Houston or a long-distance learning program would be fine. I've been looking at the programs where you take night/weekend classes and either teach full-time or sub during the day, for example ACT Houston and ITEACH Texas. Can anyone vouch for these kinds of programs? I can't figure out what this one actually does.
posted by Elagabalus on May 25, 2005 - 8 answers