Differentiated Instruction in K-12 Classrooms

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Tiered instruction is...

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A means of assigning different tasks within the same lesson or unit.

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What can be tiered? Products, Special Areas & Research, Content, Process & Product, Collaboration, Homework & Data, Curriculum, Prompts & Protocols

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Content, Process & Product

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Anchor Activities are...

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Ongoing assignments that students can work on independently.

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The ultimate goal of differentiation is for the teacher to offer each individual student a different, unique lesson every class.

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False

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Teachers can differentiate instruction based on: readiness, interest, learning profile, all of these

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all of these

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Which of these is NOT a way to differentiate instruction: differentiate the content that is taught, differentiate the process of how it is taught, differentiate the product, differentiate the curriculum?

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differentiate the curriculum

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What is meant by 'triple differentiation' in Google Classroom?

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beginning/middle/end

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What was the message in the Animal School video?

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every child has a unique blueprint for learning

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Adaptations that provide access to the general curriculum but do not fundamentally alter the learning goal or grade level standard are considered:

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accommodation

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Describe very fundamental changes in the curriculum. They may include altering the standard expectations for a course or assessment, as the student may be unable to learn all of the material, or particular portions of the material presented: accommodation, modification, differentiation

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modification