- Wednesday 12 July 2017
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In the past, students who did not meet certain criteria were requested to repeat the year at schooling. Later research suggested that this caused an increase in social and emotional issues, including their relationships with peers, their self-esteem and their confidence at school. Nowadays, teachers are expected to cater to each individual's needs as they progress through the year and into the next. This is called differentiation.
- Differentiation simply means customising your teaching to meet each student’s need.
- Teachers can differentiate the content, processes, products or learning environment to suit individual’s needs.
Here are some teaching tips to get you started with differentiating your lessons! Click on the arrows below to reveal the tips.
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Remember! The key to differentiated instruction is assessment, tracking and follow-up!
Need help with differentiation? These awesome Australian Curriculum resources have you covered!
