Teachers have to examine an instructional task and determine what prerequisite skills are needed, while at the same time, they have to determine in what skills students may be lacking. What can a teacher do for students who may be lacking in certain areas, to ensure a successful lesson for everyone?
a. Change the lesson objective.
b. Utilize and implement adaptations.
c. Create a new assessment.
d. Change the grading rubric.
Ans: B
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