Allowing students to use a range of media or formats to express their knowledge, understanding, and skill is an example of differentiating according to these two things.
What is product and student interest?
100
Six key principles that typify a differentiated classroom.
What are:
Good Curriculum, Respectful Tasks, Teach Up, Flexible Grouping, Become an Assessment Junkie, and Grade for Growth?
100
This is a road map for student learning and provides clarity of teacher instruction.
What is planning?
100
Refers to a wide variety of methods that teachers use to conduct in process evaluation of student comprehension, learning needs, and academic progress during a lesson or a course.
What is formative assessment?
100
"You worked so hard."
"This work demonstrates the objectives set forth."
"This assessment shows such improvement from your last assessment."
"You are amazing because you never give up."
What is growth mindset praise.
200
Making task directions more detailed specific for some learners and more open or "fuzzy" for others is an example of differentiating according to these two things.
What is process and readiness?
200
In Tomlinson's research this is the stuff we teach.
What is the content?
Or
What are the standards?
200
Preparation, presentation, practice, evaluation, and expansion.
What is the structure of a lesson?
200
Major or culminating demonstration of student learning at the end of an instructional unit.
What is summative data?
200
Intelligence=35% effort and 65% ability.
What is a fixed mindset?
300
Using applications, examples, and illustrations from both genres and range of cultures/communities is an example of differentiating according to these two things.
What is content and learning profile?
300
Student work should be appealing, inviting, thought provoking and invigorating.
What is principle 2: All tasks should be respectful?
300
Learning goals that guide curriculum.
What are KUDs: Knowing, Understanding, and Doing.
300
Everything a student says or does.
What are sources of student data?
300
This French psychologist invented an intelligence test that is now widely used and views intelligence as fixed.
Who is Alfred Binet?
400
Developing activities that seek multiple perspectives on topics and issues is an example of differentiating according to these two things.
What is process and learner profile?
400
Determining students' knowledge and skill related to an upcoming unit is an example of this principle.
Interest inventories, learning profiles, and formative assessments are examples of this.
What are ways in which to get to know your learner?
400
Attitudes, beliefs, and the way we approach events and challenges on our lives.
What is mindset?
500
Developing rubrics or other benchmarks for success based on both grade-level expectations and individual student learning needs is an example of differentiating according to these two things.
What is product and readiness?
500
Determining students' knowledge and skill related to an upcoming unit is an example of this principle.