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Differentiating
learning (or differentiated instruction) is a framework for effective teaching
that involves providing different students with different avenues to learning
(typically all within the same classroom) so that
all students can learn effectively, regardless of differences in ability.
Differentiating
exposes all students to a vast array of learning opportunities and experiences.
Typically, differentiated instruction makes use of a number of different
modalities for acquiring and retaining information such as visual, auditory and
kinesthetic activities. Students are able to progress at their own pace via
activities that are developmentally appropriate.