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https://storybird.com/books/tiered-instruction-with-fewer-tears/?token=vkutbzwger

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Differentiated instruction is a way of teaching that matches a variety of learning styles.

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It is not chaotic - it is not a free-for-all and unlimited choice of activities in the classroom. Teacher manages and monitors different activities at the same time. Students have purposeful activities, movement and conversations. Students work in an orderly manner (as opposed to disorderly manner) and have a set of norms to follow while working on differentiated activities.

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individualized instruction where each student is given a different assignment

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A way for student to be empowered and show what they know

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Differentiation is not a set of strategies, however it is a way of teaching and learning by keeping key principles in mind.  DI has same learning goals for all students, but each task can be graded differently.  All tasks should be challenging for all students and should allow students to use various forms of creativity.

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it is creating different versions of a basic common project: some that the students will find more accessible, more interesting or more advanced- taking a different path to the same goal

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We realize that one-size fits-all method of teaching usually ends up with students 'slipping through the cracks'. One way to combat this is using choice!
Choice can pertain to:
- variety of ways of teaching content
- choice of activities to process and learn the content
- different projects or variety in showing the mastery of said content.

Giving students choice will not only help them develop a sense of ownership over their own learning, but can also be tailored to the levels and interests of each student as an individual.

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https://www.understood.org/en/learning-attention-issues/treatments-approaches/educational-strategies/differentiated-instruction-what-you-need-to-know