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Differentiated Instruction Differentiated Instruction Strategy – Choice Boards (Process Differentiation) Webinar presented by: Dr. Sonya Carr, Educational Consultant Based on the work LPPS Inclusion of the LPPS Inclusion Strategy Team Strategy Team ( ) October, 2011 Sponsored by LPPS and LASig2

Choice Boards In a differentiated classroom, choice boards can be built into the curriculum to appeal to learners and to meet individual needs. Choice boards offer multiple ways for students to process information and practice content and skills. – Focus on use for process differentiation Framework : Activities may be organized using o Bloom’s Taxonomy o Multiple Intelligences o Modality Preferences o Students Interests Board Options: o Think-Tac-Toe o Bingo o Choice wheels Sponsored by LPPS and LASig2

Sample Choice Boards Sponsored by LPPS and LASig2

EXAMPLE OF THE FLOW OF LESSONS IN A DIFFERENTIATED UNIT (below) Whole Class : Exploration of a topic or concept Whole Class: Share information and pose questions Whole Class: Review key ideas and extend study through sharing Whole Class: Introduce skills needed later to make a presentation Whole Class: Individual students present projects for summative assessment Cubing or ThinkDOTS activities In small readiness groups assigned by the teacher, students engage in Cubing or ThinkDOTS activities. Think- Tac-Toe Students work independently on Think- Tac-Toe completing tiered assignments designed to help them make sense of key concepts at varied levels of complexity and varied pacing interests Students chose groups based on interests and solve problems related to the unit learning menu Students independently complete a learning menu through which they will apply and extend their understandings Sponsored by LPPS and LASig2

When designing a choice board, the teacher …. 1.Examines a unit in the curriculum, looking at the standards, benchmarks, GLEs to determine important content (focus for DI) 2.Decides on a framework for the choice board (e.g., Bloom’s Taxonomy, Multiple Intelligences, Modality Preferences, student interests) 3.Brainstorms and writes activities that are aligned with the instructional goal(s), standards, and framework selected (nine activities for Tic-Tac-Toe, activities for Bingo). 4.Arranges the activities on a blank Tic-Tac-Toe or Bingo template. 5.Reviews the order of the activities and arranges, or re-arranges, the activities so that all students have some challenge. 6.Shares the draft Choice Board with a colleague, requests feedback, and revises board activities. 7.Develops scoring criteria for each activity. 8.Decides on a time frame and procedures for monitoring activities as they are completed. Sponsored by LPPS and LASig2

When designing a Think-Tac-Toe Board, use this guide: Easier activity or something presented at the beginning of unit More challenging Easier activity or something presented at the beginning of unit Sponsored by LPPS and LASig2

KnowledgeComprehensionApplication AnalysisSynthesisEvaluation Comprehension or Evaluation Application or Evaluation Knowledge or Analysis Framework Using Bloom’s Taxonomy Framework Using Bloom’s Taxonomy: Sponsored by LPPS and LASig2

Writing Bingo Try for one or more BINGOs this month. Remember, you must have a real reason for the writing experience! If you mail or your product, get me to read it first and initial your box! Be sure to use your writing goals and our class rubric to guide your work. (J. Melin) RecipeThank you note Letter to the editor Directions to one place to another Rules for a game Invitation request for information Letter to a pen pal, friend, or relative Skit or sceneInterview Newspaper article Short storyFREE Your choice Grocery or shopping list Schedule for your work AdvertisementCartoon stripPoemInstructionsGreeting card Letter to your teacher Proposal to improve something Journal for a week Design for a web page Book Think Aloud BIGO N Sponsored by LPPS and LASig2

For more information, visit LPPS Moodle or contact:  Ms. Felicia Boyd, LPPS Special Education Teacher  Ms. Anita Clark, LPPS General Education Teacher  Ms. Demarious Poole, Inclusion/Staff Development Coordinator,  Dr. Sonya Carr, Educational Consultant Sponsored by LPPS and LASig2