Six Strategies for Implementing Differentiated Instruction Education Infographic
Six ways to reach every learner sit on one differentiated instruction slide, each in a rounded bar with a white line icon and a short explanation for teachers.
What's on the slide
- A 6 Strategies for Implementing Differentiated Instruction title in teal
- Six strategies: Know your students, Flexible grouping, Differentiate content, Differentiate process, Ongoing assessment and Tiered assignments
- One or two sentences of guidance under each strategy
- Soft colors from teal and green to coral and violet on a light aqua background
School leaders can use it in a staff training day, and you can share it with new teachers at the start of the year. It also works as a poster in a teachers' lounge.
The six bars sit in two columns of three. Each one has a round icon on the left, with a bold heading over two or three lines of text. Read the printed guidance and keep the parts that fit your school. You can add a short example from your own classroom under a heading, such as how you group students for a reading task. If you train new staff, number the bars so you can refer to them as you talk. Keep each bar to three lines.
You can recolor the bars to your school colors in PowerPoint, Keynote or Google Slides.
