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Join us for a workshop introducing tiered assignments, intellectually rigorous and flexible to student needs, engaging students in various disciplines. Develop differentiated assignments to support learning needs immediately. Organized by Mr. David Chung at Valencia H.S. Agenda includes tiered lesson design, guided practice, and reflections. Engage in problem-solving and critical thinking activities aligned with California teaching standards. Enhance student autonomy, interaction, and choice. Modify curriculum to accommodate diverse student backgrounds and interests. Utilize differentiation strategies for personalized learning experiences.
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David Chung Valencia H.S. PYLUSD Email: dnchung@pylusd.org
Differentiating Instruction TIERED ASSIGNMENTS Introduction
David Chung Valencia H.S. PYLUSD Email: dnchung@pylusd.org
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Differentiating Instruction TIERED ASSIGNMENTS Introduction
Workshop Objectives • Tiered Lesson Design • Guided Practice • Reflections AGENDA
WORKSHOP OBJECTIVE • All participants will develop an understanding of differentiation
WORKSHOP OBJECTIVE • All participants will develop a differentiated/tiered assignment to be used immediately for class.
TIERED ASSIGNMENTS • intellectually rigorous • standards relevant
TIERED ASSIGNMENTS • flexible to student readiness/needs/learning levels
TIERED ASSIGNMENTS • allows teachers to find ways to engage students in the learning task required in an academic discipline.
California Standards for the Teaching Profession 1.0 Engaging & Supporting ALL Students in Learning • 1.2 Use of a variety of instructional strategies & resources to respond to students’ various needs • 1.3 Facilitate learning experiences that promote autonomy, interaction, & choice • 1.4 Engage students in problem solving, critical thinking, & other activities that make subject matter meaningful
California Standards for the Teaching Profession 3.0 Understanding & Organizing Subject Matter for Student Learning • 3.2 Organize curriculum to support student understanding of subject matter • 3.4 Develop student understanding through instructional strategies that are appropriate to the subject matter
California Standards for the Teaching Profession 4.0 Planning Instruction & Designing Learning Experiences for all Students • 4.1 Draw on and value students’ backgrounds, interests, and developmental learning needs • 4.5 Modify instructional plans to adjust for student needs
Key Question How can we meet the needs and interests of all of our students while helping them successfully meet content standards?
Think About Your Most Underachieving Student. Compare her/him to Calvin.
DIFFERENTIATION MULTIPLE OPTIONS for INFORMATION IDEAS EXPRESSION
DIFFERENTIATION • Modifying curriculum or instruction • Based on differences in students
DIFFERENTIATION • Different Routes to • What students learn • OPPORTUNITIES through which students make sense of concepts & skills • HOW students DEMONSTRATE & EXTEND what they’ve learned
DIFFERENTIATION • Content-subject matter • Process-making sense • Products-expression, proving behavior
CONTENT: Subject • Concepts • Ideas • Vocabulary • Skills
PROCESS: Making sense • Skills • Tasks • Activities • APPLICATIONS • Bloom’s Taxonomy applied to assignments
PRODUCT: Proving Behavior • Projects • Final product • Applications: • Project Menus • Rubrics
LESSON PLAN • Resources • Thinking Skills • Depth/ • Complexity • Area of Study • Tiered • Product
LESSON PLAN • Content Standards • Skills Needed • Product
Differentiate Instruction by modifying your assignments TIERED ASSIGNMENTS Template…
PUTTING ALL TOGETHER Lesson Design:Tiered Assignments via TEMPLATE
Closure Real Pearls
David Chung WEB: www.vhstigers.org “Teachers” “Mr. David Chung” “Teachers/Parents” Email:dnchung@pylusd.org