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something I'll always remember about differentiating instruction

2023-09-12 17:07:34 UTC

It's made to help students achieve their academic goals. This could be in a form of enrichment or support depending on what the student needs.

Riley Martincic - Watch and Reflect

2023-09-12 17:32:24 UTC

Differentiated instruction is a strategy that I will use within my own classroom and students. I will always remember that this strategy is not an individualized plan. It is not catering to just one child and changing things all around for one child, but it is keeping ways of learning unique and different for all so all students have a shot of understanding. This allows the concept to click for some students as it may have not before with the original lesson that was distributed. An important thing that was mentioned in the video is that this strategy is a way to plan for the unpredictability that occurs in the classroom. I feel as if this is a good way to look at it and can make the challenges have a positive side to it and ensure the teacher always has a plan or feels put together with their students. Another thing I will always remember is my mentor using this strategy with sub groups on their levels of performance and since shes implemented this shes had 8 students in one school year go from proficient score testing to advanced.

Differentiated instruction Lexie

2023-09-12 17:54:29 UTC

One thing I will keep in mind for differentiated instruction is that is always flexible. Don't be caught off guard when a student needs more or less support than you anticipated.

Kelsey Walsh

2023-09-12 17:54:46 UTC

One thing I'll always remember about differentiating instruction is how important it is to adapt teaching to fit each student's unique needs and how we all learn in different ways. This means changing what we learn, how fast we learn it, and how we're tested to make sure every student can do well and improve. It's like making sure school is all about each of us and how we learn best, and it helps everyone get more involved and understand things better.

Lydia Rhodes

2023-09-12 17:55:56 UTC

Differentiated instruction will always be something I remember throughout my teaching career. I will remember to make sure all of my students have the instruction they need to succeed.

Megan Michaels

2023-09-12 18:06:10 UTC

One thing I will always remember about differentiated instruction is that all students learn in different ways. Therefore using differentiated instruction ensures that the teacher covers all the different learning styles so the students all have a fair chance at having a strong understanding of the lesson.

Kayla Szmerekovsky

2023-09-12 18:06:41 UTC

Something I will always remember about differentiated instruction is that every student learns differently and to use how they learn the best in my teaching. For example I will use visual aids to help my teaching if students learn best visually.

something i'll remember is, its ok to reteach the lesson before your new lesson because all students are different. some might need a refresher from what was previously taught but some will be advanced and not need as much help.

2023-09-12 18:11:06 UTC

Differentiated Instruction - Katelyn Harman

kmh00024 — 2023-09-12 18:11:29 UTC

Something I will remember about differentiated instruction from this video is always knowing that there will be kids who are inevitably confused, behind, or, adversely, ahead. If you go in prepared with this mindset, it won't be as hard to change whatever needs to be changed.

Sydney Selesky

2023-09-12 18:11:40 UTC

I will always remember that I need to plan for the possibility of a need for differentiated instruction. Basically I need to always be prepared. I need to be proactive not reactive. I know that a child will need extra help reading or writing so I need to have the materials ready to help and time set aside for me to help them.

Lindsey Moran

2023-09-12 18:12:10 UTC

One thing that I will always remember about differentiated instruction is that I will always need to learn from every classroom that I teach in. One classroom will be completely different from the one that I have the next year. Some lessons may work for one class but not the next and I need to be aware of these accommodations that I will need to make.

Emily Burgess

2023-09-12 18:12:20 UTC

I will always remember that differentiated instruction will be with me throughout my entire teaching career. There will always be students who finish assignments fast and need more to do. There will always be students who do not complete the assignment and need more time than what was given. I always need to be prepared for one extremely to the other.

Anna Jamerson

2023-09-12 18:12:47 UTC

Something that I'll always remember is that what we think of as "proactive differentiation" is actually what most people take as a reactive one. As a teacher it's important to create a differentiated instruction to best benefit your students, not react off of what your students aren't able to do.

Kira Harkness

2023-09-12 18:13:14 UTC

Something I will always remember would be the key point of trying to be proactive in differentiating instruction and actually changing lessons and making sure students understand and completely comprehend what they're learning. Putting in the effort to make sure all your students are on the same page is important. It may be hard to identify when students need help because they may not ask for it, but as a teacher, it is best to know when and in what areas your students need help.

Jenna Boice

2023-09-12 18:13:18 UTC

Most teachers just instinctually differeniate instuction. However I think it is important to be cognisent about the differentiation being offered. All students need different support and we are the ones that are responsible for setting each student up for sucess.

Bella Barnabei

2023-09-12 18:13:21 UTC

One thing that I'll remember most about differentiated instruction is that it is important to be flexible with my students so that I can support their needs through incorporating different activities in my lessons. Preplanning my lessons to account for my students' needs allows me to be proactive in the classroom.

Grace Lentz

2023-09-12 18:13:57 UTC

Something I will always remember is that because all students learn and think differently using differentiated instruction will help all students. It is important to always prepare and it's okay to have to reteach something as well. That is something that I will remind myself.

Caleigh Mrowka

2023-09-12 18:14:15 UTC

One thing that I will always remember about differentiated instruction are that all students learn differently and as teachers its important to focus on students needs.

Kelsey O'Brien

2023-09-12 18:14:49 UTC

Something I will always remember about differentiated instruction is that it is not always about students who are below grade level or struggling. It can also be used for students who have progressed beyond their grade level and need more challenging and engaging material. It is important that students are and remain challenged with the assignments you give them, and do not become bored and disinterested with the material.

Sam Hughes

2023-09-12 19:03:10 UTC

I will always keep in mind that every student is different. Each student has different strengths and weakness'. It is the teachers job to educate all students and engage them using these tools.

Lauren Cobb

2023-09-13 02:12:54 UTC

something I'll always remember about differentiating instruction

It's made to help students achieve their academic goals. This could be in a form of enrichment or support depending on what the student needs

Lourdes Giovengo

2023-09-14 13:57:48 UTC

I learned that differentiated instruction will help all students because they all learn and think differently than each other. It is important to be flexible with your students.

Madelyn Marz

2023-09-14 17:13:06 UTC

One thing I'll always remember is that differentiating instruction will look different in every classroom and school. It depends on the needs of the student, and is something that needs to be planned ahead of time so it can have a successful outcomes.

Kacee

2023-09-14 17:50:58 UTC

When it comes to differentiated instruction, it is important to remember that all students have different needs. Some students may need more help and some students may need less, so it is important to always be prepared and have harder worksheets/ simpler worksheets to hand out to each individual student when necessary.

Morgan Hunter

2023-09-14 18:09:29 UTC

Something I will always remember about differentiated instruction is that every student learns and understands information differently. Having that knowledge can help provide flexibility for your students and encourage communication.

Haley Cahill

2023-09-14 18:10:28 UTC

I will always remember that differentiated instruction is something that needs to be planned for. If it is not planned then it will improvised, which can create chaos in a classroom or in a child's mind.

Carly Collins

2023-09-14 18:10:41 UTC

One aspect of the video that I will remember about differentiated learning is the teacher should find time to help students if they are struggling to get them back on track. The teacher improvises for the misunderstandings of the lesson plan.

Julia Long

2023-09-14 18:10:50 UTC

One thing I will remember about differentiating instruction from this lecture is that improvising can actually help and be beneficial.

Emily Miller

2023-09-14 18:11:07 UTC

Something that I will remember from the video is that it is important for us to realize that improvising during lessons does not always work best. It is very important to preplan and expect that differentiation will be needed.

Emma Stewart

ees00018 — 2023-09-14 18:11:15 UTC

Differentiated instruction is important because every student learn and processes information differently and it is important to keep those needs in mind for each and every student to help them succeed the best they can.

Hope Wright

2023-09-14 18:12:56 UTC

Taking time to help them, whether it be an extra worksheet, or being a support by sitting down with them as they work. Everyone is not at the same level in a subject, and being aware of that and improvising to help the student during something in regards to support and getting the student to feel like they can get that support or help is very important. In my observation class, one of the students wasn't really used to computers and how they work. Using their Chromebook, I observed my mentor teacher going up to the kid and calming her down and showing her what to do. It can be with content or even things like that.

Max's take on the video

2023-09-14 18:13:51 UTC

I found it interesting how differentiation is often improvised. This is not as effective as planning ahead of time that some students will struggle or need more of a challange

Differentiated Instruction (Alex Knight)

2023-09-15 03:59:26 UTC

One thing I will always remember about differentiated instruction is that teachers must be constantly learning about their students. To be able to differentiate activities, educators need to understand where and what their students need.

Tara Briggs

2023-09-15 18:29:07 UTC

One of the first things said in this video about differentiated instruction was that "differentiation is planning for unpredictability in the classroom." I found that to be rather profound as that is not a way I have looked at differentiated instruction before, but it makes a lot of sense that it would be used to combat unpredictibility in student abilities every year. Once I have a differentiated set of plans, I can use them year after year to help all of my students and be more prepared to handle difficult content topics and subjects.

Something about differentiated instruction I will always remember

2023-11-30 14:35:33 UTC

Something I will always remember is its taking time to help other students learn, and its not the same for each kid, it can be improvised or planned out. This is in place to help them succeed.