In their book Do-able Differentiation, Michael F. Opitz and Michael P. Ford make differentiation practical for your classroom. Now their one-day workshop Do-able Differentiation shows you first hand the teaching strategies that support the biggest classes, work with the busiest curriculums, and bring the best out in all students.Opitz and Ford put proven thinking and practices for differentiation into your hands. From assessment and planning to instruction, they'll show you how to use four foundational differentiation techniques:
- grouping without tracking
- jigsawing
- connected literature circles
- focused readers workshop.
And Opitz and Ford really do make differentiation do-able. At the primary and intermediate levels they share essentials such as lesson plans and offer strategies for adapting and modifying their ideas for use with any classroom reading program. They'll even show you how differentiation can provide the basis for success with RTI.
Program Highlights
- Hands on exploration of four workable classroom models
- Illustrated example lessons at both the primary and intermediate grade levels
- Practical ideas to use in any classroom reading program
- Linking differentiation to the demands of RTI
- Ways to include English Language Learners.
Who Should Attend?
K–6 classroom teachers, reading coaches, administrators, curriculum supervisors, literacy consultants, and staff developers.
TUITION
The cost of this workshop is $189.00 per person. If you register 3 or more participants at the same time the cost is $179.00 per person. For Early Bird rate prices, call 1-800-541-2086 ext. 1151.