Differentiating with the aid of Technology

We already know that all of our classes include diverse learners—some struggling, some advanced, and all with different life experiences, learning preferences, and personal interests. Differentiated instruction adapts instruction to meet the needs of individual learners, providing all students with the appropriate level of challenge and the appropriate supports to help them reach their learning goals. 

By combining the principles of differentiation and technology classroom strategies are supported and can create new routes to learning, address multiple learning needs, and providing forums for individualized access to content and expression.  Technology tools offer personalized learning environments in which students interact with software, conduct research, create products, and communicate with others outside school. Attend this PD and be prepared to walk away with a tool box filled with good ideas, tips and tricks and lessons that you can implement the very next day!

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