Differentiated+Instruction

= Differentiated Instruction =

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[] || All || This is a document that details many ways to differentiate instruction using a diverse range of strategies. They reinforce Bloom's Taxonomy, highlight the effectiveness of certain student learning styles, and list activities for students grouped by the multiple intelligences. || [] || K-12 || This is a website on differentiated instruction which includes powerpoints, learning strategies, and examples of tiered lessons. || Tomlinson, 2005 pg 34 Use this strategy to support struggling learners or extend skills for advanced learners. It can be done during a fe minutes of down time or duing Readers Workshop. || k-12 || I pull students for mini-workshops during silent reading times. || This website is takes you through the concepts of M.I. to its use in the classroom! || @http://its.leesummit.k12.mo.us/different.htm || All || This website provides a general description of differentiated instruction, differentiated lesson examples, methods to differentiate, integrating technology, multiple intelligences, and learning styles. || @http://www.sdesa6.org/content/docs/StrategiesThatDifferentiateInstructionK_4-080808.pdf || K-4 || This is a pdf file of strategies that differentiate instruction for kindergarten through fourth grade. It provides websites to explore, activities to complete, and recommended books for further reading. || [|www.teachersworkshop.com] || K-12 || This website provides free on-line resources for differentiated instruction such as brain compatible songs that cover various academics. ||
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 * Name ** || ** Strategy ** || ** Grade ** || ** Comments ** ||
 * Daniel Brant || //Differentiated Instruction: Strategies For Teachers//[] || Varied || This site contains links to many different strategies that support differentiated classrooms. They can be adjusted for grade levels. Some examples include anchor activities, scaffolding, and student choice. Definitions, ideas, and explanations are provided. Links can be followed to get more and more information and ideas. ||
 * Tiffany Frost || Learning and Succeeding in a Caring Environment - Differentiating Instructional Strategies
 * Jennifer McKillop || Differentiated Instruction Strategies/Lessons for Teachers
 * Andrea Ursitti || [] || K-5 || This site is amazing. One of the people involved is Carol Ann Tomlinson from our DI book. You can use the site to find an amazing amount of information about why to differentiate and the impact it has in the classroom. You can also target student problems in reading and it will list strategies and ways to differentiate instruction for that student and build the skills they are struggling with in reading. The site offers information and strategies on building relationships with parents and impactful strategies parents can utilize at home with their children. It has so much more I can't even list everything. This site is awesome!!!!! ||
 * Jacqueline Sosin || Mini- workshop to retech or extend skills
 * Jacqueline Sosin || Mini- workshop to retech or extend skills
 * Kelly Biernat || [] - This site offers all types of rubrics and rubric builders for all types of assessments. || K-12 || Rubrics can be used in differentiated assessments and assignments. Rubrics also provide useful guidelines of expectations. ||
 * < Jessica Shuler ||< [] ||< all ||< Tapping into Multiple Intelligencesnot only helps you understand how to use MI in your classroom but also taps into a few of your own intelligences.
 * Melissa Jasmund || Differentiated Instruction:
 * Melissa Jasmund || Strategies That Differentiate Instruction:
 * Jennifer McKillop || Strategies for Differentiated Instruction
 * Jennifer McKillop || [] || K-12 || This website provides examples/strategies, curriculum assessments and rubrics for differentiated instruction. ||
 * Sarah Kenyon || Differentiated Instruction Resources[] || K-12 || This website has lots of examples on how to differentiate by process, content, readiness, etc. It is loaded with ideas and strategies. ||