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Certificate of Achievement
has completed the following course:
National STEM Learning Centre
This online course aimed to help teachers understand the theory and practice of differentiating for learning. The course included real-life classroom video footage; the key principles of effective differentiated learning; differentiating by task using examples from science and maths; practical ideas for how you can best respond to the assessment evidence elicited from your students; links between differentiating for learning and assessment for learning.
5 weeks, 3 hours per week
Matt Cornock
Online CPD Coordinator
National STEM Learning Centre
Transcript
Learning outcomes
- Assess some of the research literature about Differentiating for Learning
- Identify a number of approaches for differentiating by task using examples from the STEM subjects
- Explore the links between Differentiating for Learning and Assessment for Learning
- Engage with some key principles of effective differentiated learning
- Collaborate with peers, educators and mentors to try out activities and share thinking in order to help shift practice
- Evaluate a range of practical ideas that can be used to elicit evidence from students and differentiate for their learning
- Collect and analyse evidence from students on changes implemented in the classroom in order to critically reflect on own practice in order to prioritise next steps in own development
Syllabus
- Key principles of differentiating for learning
- The importance of diagnosing current levels of understanding
- Differentiating for learning by task
Differentiation for Learning builds upon formative assessment concepts introduced in:
Issued on 5th July 2020
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