Differentiate Learning Modules and Activities
Differentiate Learning Modules and Activities (#Differentiate_with_SLS)
What it is
Teachers can make use of features on SLS to enable greater differentiation of learning to place, including:
- Differentiation of content
- Differentiation of process
- Differentiation of product
Features that support differentiation include:
- Subgroups
- Assignment by subgroups
- Activity Access
- Conditional Section Access
- Optional Activities
- Progressive Quiz
Why do it
- By using a single feature or a combination of features to support differentiation, we can respond to our students’ readiness, interests, and learning profiles.
How to do it
- Subgroups
- Teachers can purposefully group students to differentiate instructions.
- By assigning subgroups, you can decide which activities each subgroup should attempt.
- Conditional section access
- Allow students to pace themselves by enabling conditional section access.
- This way, sections that you select will be locked until students complete the required section.
- Optional Activities
- Depending on your students’ readiness, you could create optional activities to scaffold or enrich your students’ learning.
- Progressive quiz
- In your Module, create a progressive quiz so that students receive marks and feedback after each question within.