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After watching the videos and reading the synopsis of "The Adventures of Jasper Woodbury" I am extremely excited about this curriculum and curriculum that is similar to this. This type of instruction allows for endless possibilities to enhance and engage student learning. This type of video-based instruction represents the new age of technology. It allows teachers to break away from the traditional chalkboard or smartboard lessons. I feel as though it is very important for schools to incorporate as much differentiated instruction as possible. Each student has a unique learning style and ways in which he or she learns best. Differentiated instruction such as these video-based lessons help to meet the educational needs of several students who

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