Differentiated Instruction
Not a one size fits all approach
What is Differentiated Instruction
Differentiated Instruction is a way of teaching that meets the different needs and interests of students using varied course content, activities, and assessments.
Differentiated Instruction
Promotes
- Inclusivity
- Creativity
- Critical Thinking
- Community
- Collaboration
Improves
- Student Outcomes
- Engagement
- Motivation
- Mastery
Why use differentiated Instruction?
reasons we should use Differentiated Instruction
How does Brigitte Learn
Varied Engagement
Students don't all engage with lessons the same. Varying the materials and opportunities will allow each student the ability to engage with the material in their own way
How does Brian Learn
Different Learning Styles
Not all students learn the same way. Differing how you teach each student will allow everybody to learn in the way they learn best.
How do I learn
Different Learning Speeds
Everybody learns at different speeds. Some students will take longer to learn the same material and some will learn quicker.
Quotes by carol on differentiated instruction
Carol Ann Tomlinson
Carol Ann Tomilson is an American educator, speaker, and author known for her work with Differentiated Instruction. She has written over 300 books including
This is my 12 yr old son Brian. He learns through doing. He loves to help others learn, if he has figured something out. He has a mild learning delay. He is slow on the uptick but once he's caught on he's golden. He has dyscalculia, ADHD, SPD, and social anxiety.
This is my 14 yr old daughter. She learns through activities and reading. She catches on to visual things very quickly. She has audio dyslexia and high function autism.
I am 42 and in my second semester of college. I am slow on the uptick. I have mild brain damage due to a car crash when I was 5. I learn through repetition, examples, and projects that involve creativity. Many times it takes me twice as long to learn half the material.
Differentiated Instruction/Carol Ann Tomlinson
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Differentiated Instruction
Not a one size fits all approach
What is Differentiated Instruction
Differentiated Instruction is a way of teaching that meets the different needs and interests of students using varied course content, activities, and assessments.
Differentiated Instruction
Promotes
Improves
Why use differentiated Instruction?
reasons we should use Differentiated Instruction
How does Brigitte Learn
Varied Engagement
Students don't all engage with lessons the same. Varying the materials and opportunities will allow each student the ability to engage with the material in their own way
How does Brian Learn
Different Learning Styles
Not all students learn the same way. Differing how you teach each student will allow everybody to learn in the way they learn best.
How do I learn
Different Learning Speeds
Everybody learns at different speeds. Some students will take longer to learn the same material and some will learn quicker.
Quotes by carol on differentiated instruction
Carol Ann Tomlinson
Carol Ann Tomilson is an American educator, speaker, and author known for her work with Differentiated Instruction. She has written over 300 books including
This is my 12 yr old son Brian. He learns through doing. He loves to help others learn, if he has figured something out. He has a mild learning delay. He is slow on the uptick but once he's caught on he's golden. He has dyscalculia, ADHD, SPD, and social anxiety.
This is my 14 yr old daughter. She learns through activities and reading. She catches on to visual things very quickly. She has audio dyslexia and high function autism.
I am 42 and in my second semester of college. I am slow on the uptick. I have mild brain damage due to a car crash when I was 5. I learn through repetition, examples, and projects that involve creativity. Many times it takes me twice as long to learn half the material.