Differentiated
Instruction
Differentiated
instruction is the
application of
diverse, purposeful, and flexible strategies that
empower
each unique learner to
access the full curriculum and achieve
academic success.
Essential
Question
How do
I effectively reach EVERY student in a
heterogeneous environment? |
Start here!! Determine
your own learning style

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| What
does it look like in my classroom? |
Lesson Plans/Curriculum Components
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A
Differentiated Classroom
by A
Different Place ... a place on the Web to find
differentiated activities in all content areas!
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Tiered
Curriculum Project
This is an index of tiered lessons for each grade K-12 |
Anchor Activities
Find the description, process, examples, assessment, and resources. |
| Tiered
Assignment Fact Sheet |
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RAFT
Assignments
This writing strategy allows students creative options, particularly helpful
for expository and persuasive writing
The acronym stands for Role (of the writer), Audience, Format, and Topic (Example:
Role=Huck Finn, Audience=Tom Sawyer, Format=Note Hidden In A Tree Knot, Topic=A
Few Things You Should Know) |
The
Jigsaw Classroom--The jigsaw classroom is a specific
cooperative learning technique with a three-decade track
record of success. Just as in a jigsaw puzzle, each piece--each
student's part--is essential for the completion and full
understanding of the final product. |
Alternative
Ideas for Book Reporting
in Primary Grades
(can be adapted to other grades) |
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| Graphic
Organizers and more Graphic
Organizers |
Problem-Based
Learning |
| WebQuests |
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| Managing
the Differentiated Classroom |
Instructional
and Management Strategies
See PowerPoint presentations at bottom of page |
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| How
do I know I am addressing the needs of my students? |
Authentic Assessment |
Rubrics |
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Authentic Assessment Toolbox
Step
by step development of an authentic assessment with lots
of helpful information on rubrics, types of tasks, portfolio
development and more.
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More rubric information |
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