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WorksheetsDifferentiation
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 28mins
Differentiation is...
Done every day
A flexible range of approaches
Giving more work to students who finish early
Dropping the lowest grade
When I differentiate...
Students are bored
Academic success increases
Students have what they need to be successful
Disruptive behaviors are increased
I should differentiate based on...
My needs as a teacher
Student interests, needs, and readiness
The number of students in my class
The supplies I have in my classroom
How students understand or come to make sense of content:
Content
Process
Product
All of the Above
A student's current proximity to knowledge or skills is their:
Interest
Ability
Readiness Level
Learner's Profile
How student's demonstrate what they know or can do:
Content
Process
Product
All of the above
A student's preference for taking in, exploring, and expressing content:
Readiness
Interests
Learner Profile
Affect
An example of differentiating CONTENT would be:
Preteaching new concepts to students who need it
Listening to textbook on an audio file
Using a variety of non-fiction books to introduce a topic
All of the above
Selecting your own writing goals is an example of differentiating:
Content
Process
Product
Environment
A student chose to write a poem to highlight themes in a novel is an example of differentiating:
Conduct
Process
Product
Environment
These red,green, and yellow signs are an example of differentiating:
Content
Process
Product
Environment
Differentiating learning means...
Individualized program for each student
Leveling students
providing opportunities for success for each student
Every student does something different
Using role play to illustrate historical events is an example of differentiating:
Content
Process
Product
Environment
Apps for skills practice at varied levels of complexity:
Readiness
Interest
Learning Profile
Choice of working arrangements:
Readiness
Interest
Learning Profile
Tiered Assignments
Readiness
Interest
Learner Profile
Assignment with varied ways to express ideas: allows students to choose between acting it out, writing about it, or making a visual.
Readiness
Interest
Learner Profile
Learning Contracts allow for students to have expectations that vary according to their need.
Readiness
Interest
Learning Profile
