WHAT DIFFERENTIATION IS AND IS NOT CAROL ANN TOMLINSON PRESENTED BY GIN HODGE, BCS INSTRUCTIONAL COACH.

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WHAT DIFFERENTIATION IS AND IS NOT CAROL ANN TOMLINSON PRESENTED BY GIN HODGE, BCS INSTRUCTIONAL COACH

WHAT DIFFERENTIATED INSTRUCTION IS OR IS NOT Just for students with labels For every student Is not Is Every student has particular interests and learning preferences as well as a readiness level that varies over time and context. Each learner needs appropriate support.

WHAT DIFFERENTIATED INSTRUCTION IS OR IS NOT At the core of effective planning Something extra in the curriculum Is Is not Differentiation is not something you do when the real lesson is finished. It's integral to ensuring that each student has access to success with key content goals.

WHAT DIFFERENTIATED INSTRUCTION IS OR IS NOT Teaching up; supporting students in achieving at a level higher than they thought possible An approach that mollycoddles students— makes them dependent Is Is not Effective differentiation always enables a student to do more than would be possible without it, not less.

WHAT DIFFERENTIATED INSTRUCTION IS OR IS NOT Incompatible with standards A vehicle for ensuring student success with standards Is not Is A goal of differentiation is ensuring that each student succeeds with whatever is important for him or her to know, understand, and do.

WHAT DIFFERENTIATED INSTRUCTION IS OR IS NOT Use of flexible approaches to space, time, materials, groupings, and instruction Use of certain instructional strategies Is Is not Flexibility is a hallmark of differentiation, but no single instructional strategy is required to differentiate effectively.

WHAT DIFFERENTIATED INSTRUCTION IS OR IS NOT The antithesis of tracking Tracking in the regular classroom Is Is not Effective differentiation requires use of flexible grouping patterns so that students consistently work in a variety of groups based on readiness, interest, learning preference, random assignment, teacher choice, and student choice.

WHAT DIFFERENTIATED INSTRUCTION IS OR IS NOT Assigning students to cross- class groups based on assessment data Groups within a classroom Is not Is When students are removed from their classrooms and placed with students deemed similar in other classrooms, a kind of tracking is taking place. Real flexibility is lost.

WHAT DIFFERENTIATED INSTRUCTION IS OR IS NOT Systematic attention to readiness, interest, and learning profile All or mostly based on a particular approach to multiple intelligences Is Is not Learning profile is one-third of the domain of differentiation and consists of learning style, intelligence preference (there are two strong models addressing intelligence preference), gender- related preferences, and culture-related preferences. A single approach to intelligence preferences in the classroom is a narrow segment of the big picture of differentiation.

WHAT DIFFERENTIATED INSTRUCTION IS OR IS NOT Synonymous with student choice A balance of teacher choice and student choice Is not Is There are times when it's important for teachers to assign particular work to students because it will move them forward in key ways. At other times, it makes good sense for students to call the shots and learn about making wise choices.

WHAT DIFFERENTIATED INSTRUCTION IS OR IS NOT Focused on individuals, small groups, and the class as a whole Individualization Is Is not Although it is an aim of differentiation to focus on individuals, it is not a goal to make individual lesson plans for each student.

WHAT DIFFERENTIATED INSTRUCTION IS OR IS NOT More problems, books, or questions for some students and fewer for others Varied avenues to the same essential understandings Is not Is Struggling students don't often benefit by doing less of what they don't understand, and it's not helpful for advanced learners to do more of what they already know. Differentiation asks students to work with essential understandings at varied degrees of complexity and with varied support systems. Information-based tasks and skills-based tasks should be congruent with students' current needs.

WHAT DIFFERENTIATED INSTRUCTION IS OR IS NOT Something a teacher does because it's the thing to do Something a teacher does in response to particular needs of particular human beings Is not Is Differentiation should be responsive instruction, not mechanical instruction.

WHAT DIFFERENTIATED INSTRUCTION IS OR IS NOT Something that happens all day every day Something that happens when there is a need for it Is not Is At times, whole-class instruction is important and effective. Teachers need to build community as well as attend to individual needs.

WHAT DIFFERENTIATED INSTRUCTION IS OR IS NOT Something a teacher does on the spot when it becomes evident that a lesson isn't working for some students (reactive or improvisational) Something a teacher plans prior to a lesson based on assessment evidence of student needs (proactive) Is not Is The most powerful differentiation is based on pre-assessment and ongoing assessment of student progress toward key goals. The teacher uses the assessment information to make proactive plans to address student needs. Some improvisation is still needed, but it is not a dominant means of differentiation.

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