Unlock the potential of every learner

Transform your teaching with data-driven, customized instruction, and provide every student with the tools they need to excel.

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What You'll Learn

When one-size-fits-all teaching falls short, explore how to use data and frameworks to design personalized learning experiences for every student.

Key takeaways

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• Understand the four entry points to differentiated instruction and how to use them effectively
  
• Leverage data and learning frameworks to tailor instructional outcomes for diverse learners
  
• Debunk differentiation misconceptions related to the simplification or lowering of curriculum standards
  
• Measure the impact of your differentiated instruction to ensure student progress
  
• Create flexible and inclusive learning pathways that accommodate a range of student needs
  

Unlocking student potential

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Differentiated instruction is more than just a teaching trend; it’s an essential approach that helps meet the diverse needs of students, but that is often misunderstood. By customizing instruction based on individual needs, interests, and abilities, teachers can unlock the full potential of their classrooms and ensure every student has the opportunity to succeed.

Empowering every learner

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When executed effectively, differentiated instruction fosters a dynamic and inclusive learning environment. Students benefit from tailored support, which boosts their confidence and helps them progress at their own pace. This method not only improves student outcomes but also makes teaching more rewarding by helping teachers see the direct impact of their strategies.

Creating learning pathways

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In this course, you'll explore the foundational concepts of differentiated instruction, and use data and frameworks to design multiple pathways for students to engage with content. Through practical exercises, we'll develop strategic plans that create meaningful opportunities for all learners, ensuring you can implement differentiation with confidence and clarity in your classroom.

 

What Educators Are Saying

Join K-12 educators from around the world in creating meaningful change in your classroom and community.

 

Schedule and Topics

This course is open for participation from February 24 to May 5, 2025, with new topics opening at regular intervals. While you can move through the course at your own pace, we find that 2 hours per topic works best for most participants.

Course begins

Participants who are registered prior to the course start date will receive course login details by February 24, when participation begins. For more information on access and participation, please visit our FAQ page. 

​​​Preview an introductory video from the course:

Topic 1

Introduction to Differentiated Instruction
Discover the Fixed Flex Principal/le

Topic 2

Learning the Landscape
Using learning frameworks to design differentiated instruction

Topic 3

Data-Dependent Differentiation
Discover how data can inform our differentiated instruction choices

Topic 4

Differentiating Tasks & Methods: Content, Process, Product
Explore the what and how of planning and implementing differentiated instruction

Topic 5

Differentiating Tasks and Leveled Reading
Discover differentiated reading strategies

Topic 6

Differentiating Instruction and Effective Group Work
Understand how to make the most of group work throughout the planning and implementation process.

Course ends

Course participation ends and assignments close on April 21. During the two weeks after this date, final grades and certificates will be processed. 

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Meet Your Facilitator

Dr. Roberta Lenger Kang

Dr. Kang started her coaching career in 2006, after nearly a decade of teaching in Denver, CO and NYC schools. In her role as CPET's Executive Director, Roberta cultivates partnerships with schools, districts, and organizations in critical areas of focus, including: developing academic rigor, refining literacy in high school, creating meaningful instruction for high-stakes assessments, and leveraging city and state mandates for authentic school change. You can reach her at [email protected].

"Differentiating instruction is about the art and science of matching students with their just-right task, text, and topic. When done well appears effortless, but it takes a lot of work behind the scenes."

 

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Take Your Next Steps

This opportunity is designed for K-12 educators to grow independently, or as part of a team. Still have questions? Check out our FAQ page, or contact us at [email protected]. We look forward to working alongside you!