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Differentiation 101

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
The leading expert in differentiation is:
a)
Rick Wormelli
b)
Heidi Hayes Jacobs
c)
Carol Ann Tomlinson
d)
Todd Rose
2.
The ultimate goal of differentiation is for the teacher to offer each individual student a different, unique lesson every class.
a)
True
b)
False
3.
In a differentiated classroom, the students will receive less:
a)
direct instruction
b)
cooperative work
c)
small group instruction
d)
technology
4.
Teachers can differentiate instruction based on:
a)
readiness
b)
interest
c)
learning profile
d)
all of these
5.
What can be tiered?
a)
Products, Special Areas & Research
b)
Content, Process & Product
c)
Collaboration, Homework & Data
d)
Curriculum, Prompts & Protocols
6.
Tiered instruction is...
a)
A means of assigning different tasks within the same lesson or unit.
b)
A way to alphabetize the students in the class.
c)
A way to assess student work.
d)
The same thing as scaffolding
7.
Which of these is NOT a way to differentiate instruction
a)
differentiate the content that is taught
b)
differentiate the process of how it is taught
c)
differentiate the product
d)
differentiate the curriculum
8.

Which is NOT a reason for differentiation?

a)

students have different language abilities

b)

students have different needs

c)

students have different attention spans

d)

all are reasons for differentiation

9.

Differentiated instruction is based on modification of four elements. Which one is NOT one of these elements?

a)

process

b)

portfolio

c)

content

d)

product

10.

A DI modification can be guided by the teacher's understanding of:

a)

student needs

b)

student grades

c)

student behavior

d)

student culture

11.

Which of the following is most important in DI?

a)

independent center

b)

cooperative group center

c)

teacher led center

d)

computer center

12.

Which is the first step in planning for differentiated instruction?

a)

setting groups

b)

creating a rotation

c)

planning an interactive lesson

d)

analyzing student data

13.

True or False: differentiated instruction is chaotic

a)

True - teachers loose control of their students' behavior because students are focusing on more than one approach to learning

b)

False - students are more focused and productive because of the flexible learning opportunities

14.

One big misunderstanding about differentiating instruction is teachers think:

a)

it means giving some students more work to do

b)

it means giving some students easier questions to answer

c)

it means giving advanced students more questions and more difficult questions to answer

d)

all answers are correct

15.

Tiered Assignments...

a)

Are designed to respond to student differences

b)

Requires you to diagnose the needs of your students

c)

Address differences in readiness, interests, and learning preference

d)

Are purposefully planned

16.

Routines for a differentiated classroom may include the following questions.

a)

How do I prepare for a new activity?

b)

How and when can I leave by desk?

c)

How can I ask the teacher for help?

d)

How do I work best with a partner?

e)

What di I do if technology fails?

17.

How many ways can a teacher differentiate?

a)

2

b)

3

c)

4

d)

5

18.

What are the four ways you can incorporate DI?

a)

Content

b)

Process of how you teach

c)

Differentiate the final product

d)

Have a different teacher per subject

e)

Differentiate learning environment

19.

Which of these is an element of differentiated instruction?

a)

Individual instruction for each student.

b)

Separate assignments for each leaner.

c)

Provide a variety of ways for students to learn the concept.

d)

Group students by similar skill sets.

20.

At some point (a)   students will require differentiation