A Guide to Differentiation
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06-22-2020
02:12 PM
According to Carol Anne Tomlinson, differentiation is not a series of strategies or tools, but “a teacher’s response to learner’s needs.” She identifies three main responses for intervention for struggling learners and extension for advanced learners: content, product, and process. In the attached guide, we'll look at differentiation in Foundations of Language and Literature and Advanced Language and Literature.
Also attached is a presentation by John Golden, that further examines differentiation in these two texts and its importance!
Foundations of Language and Literature

Renee H. Shea; John Golden; Tracy Scholz
Foundations of Language and Literature
Language Arts
Advanced Language & Literature

Renee H. Shea; John Golden; Lance Balla
Advanced Language & Literature
Language Arts
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