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Choice of books Homework options Use of reading buddies Varied journal prompts Orbitals Varied pacing w/anchor options Student-teacher goal setting Work alone/together Whole-to-part explanations Flexible seating Varied computer programs Design-A-Day Varied supplementary materials Varying scaffolding on same organizer Let’s Make a Deal projects Computer mentors Think-pair-share by readiness, interest, learning profile Open-ended activities Jigsaw Multiple levels of questions LOW-PREP DIFFERENTIATION STRATEGIES

Entry points Varying organizers Literature circles Personal agendas Stations Group investigation Choice boards Simulations Problem-based learning Student-centered writing formats Tiered activities, labs, or products RAFT assignments Independent study/projects Multiple texts Alternative assessments Learning contracts 4MAT Multiple-intelligence options Compacting Graduated rubrics HIGH-PREP DIFFERENTIATION STRATEGIES