Exploring Differentiated Instruction

Use this handy guide to get your PLC engaged, energized, and ready to implement differentiated instruction.

Everything you need to organize and run your PLC—including agendas, schedules, handouts, and background readings—is included.

With enough materials for 10 sessions in total, you can focus your PLC on all of the critical issues related to differentiated instruction, including:Getting started with DI. Defining what good differentiation is. Establishing routines that support differentiation. Using flexible grouping, curriculum, instruction, and formative assessment in a differentiated classroom. Easy-to-use charts, checklists, and templates support every step of getting started and keeping your PLC on track.