- Differentiating Instruction-

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- Differentiating Instruction- Literacy Network
Meeting Region 4 State Support Team November 18,
2008
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What does a differentiated classroom look like?
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Students participate in a "Dump your
Brain" activity.
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Preschool children can Dump their Brain in a
modified way
Show me all the ways we can make three.
three

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A-B-C Books
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Product Guides
Student choice is KEY! Students work in
the learning style that suits them
best. Students work at a comfortable level of
readiness.
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Some important strategies for students
Tiered Lessons
Cubing
Anchor Activities
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Cubing
Offer a different task at varying degrees of
difficulty on each side of the cube.
or...
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Cubing
Provide activities dealing with the same topic at
tiered degrees of difficulty by cube OR by
learning style (kinesthetic, visual, oral).
Level 1
Level 2
Level 3
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Things to look for

• Hands-on projects
• Rubrics
• Learning contracts
• Student Choice
• The way to the end is not always the same for
  every student.
• Flexible Grouping

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