You must be logged into your teacher account to access the Teacher Toolkit.
If you do not have a teacher account, you can create one here!
.png?1543537421505)
Here's what teachers are saying:
| "Thank you so much for the high-quality Toolkit. I have already found lots of info and ideas to use. I love the ways you have organized all of this info for use. It is saving me tons of time that I don't have." | "This collection of resources is incredible! Thank you, thank you, thank you for supporting educators!" | "I love the new toolkit...It's really organized and easy to follow...I think especially for someone new to NGPF, they will find it very easy to find all the best resources very quickly." |
What is Differentiation?
What It Is
Differentiated instruction provides students with various avenues to effectively access content or demonstrate understanding based on different learning needs. Teachers can differentiate by adjusting the content, process, product, or learning environment to accommodate students’ learning needs and preferences.
Differentiating Classroom Discussions
What It Is
Classroom discussions encourage students to learn from one another and to articulate course content in their own words. The interactive dynamic of discussion can help students of all ability levels learn and retain content from the day. Leading discussions in which students contribute meaningfully requires instructor forethought and creativity.
Implement in your classroom
