This resource gathers effective evidence-based strategies for reaching students with various learning abilities onto one cue card or bookmark that is portable and easy to use. These strategies can help reach all students in diverse classrooms across grade levels and content areas. The front lists the features of differentiated instruction, and the back has examples of what to do or say for each feature.
The Meadows Center for Preventing Educational Risk. (2020). Five features of differentiated instruction (bookmark). Author.
2020
U.S. Department of Education, Institute of Education Sciences
Features of Effective Instruction
Booklet/Guide
Administrators
General Education Classroom Teacher
Preservice Teacher
Researcher
Special Education Teacher
Elementary
Middle School
High School
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