MINT Differentiated Instruction

What are the three ways you can differentiate instruction?

• Reading, Entertainment & Learning Styles
• Readiness, Interest & Learning Profile
• Readiness, Intelligence & Age
• Gender, Age & Interest

When a teacher tries to teach something to the entire class at the same time, chances are...

• All of the students will get it
• 1/5 of the students will get it
• 1/3 of the students will get it
• None of the students will get it

Which of these is not an example of a graphic organizer?

• Concept Map 
• Mind Map
• Venn Diagram
• Chapter Assessment

Tiered instruction is...

• A means of assigning different tasks within the same lesson or unit.
• A way to alphabetize the students in the class.
• A way to assess student work.
• A way to layer a wedding cake.

Which is not a Learning Style?

• Verbal/Linguistic Intelligence
• Interpersonal Intelligence
• Musical/Rhythmic Intelligence
• Classical Intelligence

What can be tiered?

• Products, Special Areas & Research
• Content, Process & Product
• Collaboration, Homework & Data
• Curriculum, Prompts & Protocols

Anchor Activities are... 

• Busy work
• The same for everyone.
• Ongoing assignments that students can work on independently.
• A waste of time

What does RAFT stand for?

• Readiness, Academics, Flexible & Testing
• Response, Audience, Feature & Time 
• Rose, Alyssa, Fullington & Teacher
• Role, Audience, Format & Topic