Differentiated Instruction

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Julie wants to use differentiated instruction in her classroom in order to meet the needs of all of her students. Which of the following is not a component of differentiated instruction? Content, Process, Product

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Separate lesson plans for each student

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What best aligns with the concept of differentiated instruction? Options: Differentiating instruction means you assign more work at the same level to high-achieving students., Differentiating instruction means focusing on students who are not understanding and neglecting those who have high abilities., Differentiating instruction means you develop a different lesson for each student to allow them to demonstrate what they have learned., Differentiating instruction means you provide students with different options for demonstrating what they have learned.

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Differentiating instruction means you provide students with different options for demonstrating what they have learned.

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The material that students are supposed to learn is referred to as _____.

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Content

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An example of differentiated instruction is... 25 different math lessons for 25 students, Struggling learners watch while others do, adapt your lesson to multiple learning styles, adapt your lesson towards the average learners in your class

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adapt your lesson to multiple learning styles

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Differentiated instruction is for....

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Everyone in the classroom

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Differentiated instruction is NOT...

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Meeting the needs of disabled students only

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Which subject cannot be differentiated? Options: Maths, English, Science, Art, no correct answer

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no correct answer

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Which subjects can be differentiated?

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All the subjects

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When differentiating your lessons a teacher should...

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Know his/her students’ learning styles and use a wide range of materials.

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Ways to differentiate a book report are: Students with disabilities should only write a report, Let students make a song/rap to explain the book, Let students present the book in through a play, Answers B and C

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Let students make a song/rap to explain the book, Let students present the book in through a play