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Making Differentiation Work

Making Differentiation Work. Objective. Participants will discover how they can differentiate instruction to meet student needs. What is differentiation?. To differentiate instruction is to recognize that not all students are alike, and to react responsively. Animal School Video.

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Making Differentiation Work

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  1. Making Differentiation Work

  2. Objective • Participants will discover how they can differentiate instruction to meet student needs.

  3. What is differentiation? • To differentiate instruction is to recognize that not all students are alike, and to react responsively. • Animal School Video

  4. Teachers can differentiate the: According to students’:

  5. Planning & Implementing Differentiated Instruction Content What do you plan to teach? Curriculum Product In what ways will students show you they’ve got it? Summative Evaluation *Student Process How do you plan to teach it? Pre-Assessment

  6. Differentiation Strategies • Learning Modalities • Flexible Grouping • Dinner Menu • Tic Tac Toe Choice • Board • Learning Contract • Cube It • *Match to readiness, interest, • or learning style

  7. What can be assessed?

  8. Differentiation Resources • Pinterest

  9. Reform Must Come from Within, not Without! • Reflect: • Do all students have access to the tools, knowledge, and guidance that they need to learn? • If not, what can we do?

  10. Where do we go from here?

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