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Rationale: This artifact, Facilitators Training Presentation, is a PowerPoint on differentiation that I presented to my co-workers. This PowerPoint presentation is evidence of this standard because it demonstrates a commitment to meet the educational needs of the students in their classroom in a fair and equitable manner. The goal of this presentation was to educate my co-workers on the importance of understanding the learning styles and meeting the needs of their individuals in their classrooms. After this presentation, my co-workers had a better understanding of differentiation and how to incorporate differentiation instruction in their classroom. R5

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