2022
DOI: 10.11113/itlj.v6.99
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The Differentiated Learning Method (DLM) Practices in Malaysia

Abstract: In Malaysia, the teachers are struggling to teach diverse learners in large classrooms. Since the Ministry has called upon the abolishment of streaming practices, both high-achieving and low-achieving students are now being grouped together. Therefore, the teachers have to equip themselves with a latest and effective teaching and learning method to address students’ differences and needs. They have to be able to identify, acknowledge and tailor their lessons to make sure no one is left behind, and every studen… Show more

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“…At its core, differentiated learning is not just about understanding the needs of learners but also helping them grow and develop as unique individuals. By implementing these ideas, education becomes more inclusive and empowered, which brings long-term benefits to the development of every learner (Abu Hassan & Ajmain, 2022). In particular, mathematics learning plays a role in educating students' logical and analytical thinking, of course, it is very well known that each student's way of thinking is very different.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…At its core, differentiated learning is not just about understanding the needs of learners but also helping them grow and develop as unique individuals. By implementing these ideas, education becomes more inclusive and empowered, which brings long-term benefits to the development of every learner (Abu Hassan & Ajmain, 2022). In particular, mathematics learning plays a role in educating students' logical and analytical thinking, of course, it is very well known that each student's way of thinking is very different.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%