classwide
- adjective
- /ˈklæsˌwaɪd/
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general
- The teacher implemented classwide activities to ensure all students participated in the learning process.
- classwide tutoring
- classwide intervention
- classwide program
Examples
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Teachers improved student achievement for low- and average-performing students when they received classwide feedback with instructional recommendations (Fuchs et al., 1994).
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First, the teacher implemented the Corrective Reading curriculum on a classwide basis.
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The teacher could review classwide reading assessments, writing samples, and reports from the student's previous teacher.
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At this level, classwide instruction and behavior management are checked and repaired if needed.
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The second was training on effective targeted and classwide strategies aligned with the CLASS dimensions.
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Implementing classwide interventions clearly addresses systems issues and can increase academic skills or reduce behavioral difficulties.
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Students were further distinguished as at risk based on a classwide curriculum-based measurement 1-minute reading assessment conducted before participation in the study.
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Different tutoring methodologies can also be implemented and measured to distinguish the best classwide tutoring program for each specific class.
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Or, the arrangements can be bidirectional involving the whole class, often called classwide peer tutoring (CWPT).
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In these situations, classwide interventions were recommended (e.g., shorten activities, adhere to a schedule) prior to initiating individualized interventions.
Academic text (2013)
Synonyms
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3.7
In a way that affects everyone in a group with no one left out
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4.5
A broad idea that applies to a whole group rather than a single case
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4.4
Affecting everyone or everything in a group in the same way
Applying to everyone in a group without exception
How Widespread
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Classwide comes from two simple words, class 'a group of students' and wide 'covering all', so it means something that affects or includes the whole class.