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Asking different questions isn't enough if teachers aren't listening to the answers students provide. Here are 3 ways to have authentic differentiation in the classroom.

We had another class Monday night with our new dual/ELL staff members, and this time we focused on differentiation and what that may look l...

I'm Katie Lyon, a 5th grade teacher, VP, Director of our 1:1 iPad program, and blogger. I share classroom tips, ideas, & resources for the classroom.

It’s no secret that citing text evidence is an important skill in elementary classrooms. I always tell my students that school is filled with times where you will be asked to prove that you understand what you read. This is easier for kids who have strengthened their metacognitive skills throughout

A collection of the clearest, most high-quality books, articles, videos, and downloadable documents for learning how to differentiate in your classroom.

Educators will agree that children are endowed with unique learning styles and abilities. Then how fair is it to expect all students in a classroom to attain the same level of learning through standardized lessons and instructions? With this thought in mind, Carol Ann Tomlinson, an American educator, and author, worked on the idea of ... Read more

How do you engage and delight students with learning? You need to add sensory tubs for practicing essential skills. Let me show you ho

How do you engage and delight students with learning? You need to add sensory tubs for practicing essential skills. Let me show you ho

I’m going to share a differentiated lesson plan from start to finish. In the article Begin with the Highest Level Learner in Mind I promised that I would share the process, and here it is. I decided to do a 5th grade lesson on landforms. To be more specific, I decided to create a summative ... Read more

Before I talk to you a bit about how I tier my activities by color.  I always think it’s important to preface things with a little review.  Some of you...

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My second daughter, Marie, is a highly tactile learner just like her father. She learns best when there are things to touch and feel, when she can move her body (she is also a musical learner but t…

Kinesthetic learners need to have their body activated in order to best learn, which is why traditional lectures may be hard for them to sit through.

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So if you understand the concept and benefits of differentiated instruction for the students in your classroom but are not sure where to start then hopefully

Katie Hull and I worked with Education Week to create this new – and, I think, nifty – animated explainer about differentiated instruction. Check it out and let me know what you think! …