County wide staff development October 3, 2008 By Pam Kidder Jennifer Pitney.

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County wide staff development October 3, 2008 By Pam Kidder Jennifer Pitney

K-W-L chart By each group 10 mins. LinkEARN

Desired Outcomes 1.Participants will know the definition of differentiated instruction according to Carol Tomlinson. 2.Participants will understand Tomlinson’s general principles of differentiation. 3.Participants will understand concepts and how they are used to extend learning. 4.Participants will understand Think-Tac-Toes and how they can be used to differentiate learning.

Part 1: Differentiation

Essential Question What is differentiation of instruction? Activity #1 10 mins. Link EARN

Concept map of differentiation

Tomlinson’s three principles of differentiation Respectful tasks Flexible grouping Ongoing assessment and adjustment LEducateARN

Part 2: Concepts

LEducateARN What is concept based teaching?

In the poem “The Road Not Taken” by Robert Frost, choose words or phrases from the poem that demonstrate one concept from the pairs of concepts below. Signs and Symbols/Choices Fate/Duty Exploration/Values LEActive LearningRN

LEAReflectN

Part 3: Think-Tac-Toes and other similar student choice organizers

Who? Any teacher, any grade, any subject What? Five kinds of choice organizers When? Any time- Preassessment, Project, Lesson, Assessment Where? On paper, on poster, on folder Why? To help the teacher provide differentiation in an easy way and allow the student choice

Seeing Double, Triple Play, Four Score, Sixer Mixer and Think-Tac-Toes

Examples:

Ways to Incorporate Think Tac Toes - Create one of your own.

Closing Activity 10 mins. LEARNow and Then