This presentation shares 3 differentiation strategies to use in the classroom. These strategies can help educators reach the various learning styles of their students.

1. Differentiated Instruction 3 Strategies to Use in the Classroom Kamaka Parker

2. A safe learning haven Meaningful learning of essential understandings Challenging instruction motivating students to work at the highest possible level Choices Characteristics of a “DI” Classroom

3. Unit of study addresses all learning styles Activities designed for 9 multiple intelligences Student and Parent contract Tic-Tac-Toe: Menus of Choices

5. An engaging strategy that encourages writing across curriculum. A way to encourage students to: Assume a ROLE Consider their AUDIENCE, while Examining a TOPIC from their chosen perspective, and Writing in a particular FORMAT Format examples: Written, Visual, Oral, Kinesthetic R.oleA.udienceF.ormatT.opic

6. R.A.F.T. Planning Sheet Doda, Nancy. Demystifying Differentiation. Teacher to Teacher. Nancy Doda. Web. 5 Oct. 2011. <www.teacher-to-teacher.com>.

7. Inform teacher of K-W-L Know – Want to Know – Learned Exit Slips