Differentiated Instruction

[MsRobin39]

Next week I will be presenting differentiated instruction in my district. Could you give me permission to use this video and or send me a copy. Thank you

[winnmari]

I recently attended the ASCD Conference in Boston. I would like to also use this clip as apart of my PD presentation. May I also have your permission to use your video and/or send me a copy? Thank you for your kindness and time.

[pgortner]

Would you grant permission for me to use this in a presentation? It is education based, and I thought this video did a nice job of sending the message for the need of differentiated instruction. Thanks.

[jazz1251]

I would like to share this video in a presentation that I have for next week. Is it possible? Please help me. Thanks.

[mjs788]

wow I hope this wasn't a tool to teach differentiated instruction. All you showed were kids walking around and not explaining what was really going on.

[HipHopEdu1]

Often times children are just not motivated by the materials or the individual that is presents them to them. Learning has become a stress induced experience for lots of children. Because some of us don't understand that there are different learning styles. Providing good differential learning materials that allow a child to feel relaxed helps eliminate anxiety, increases confidence and fosters spontaneous learning. Most important is self confidence and harsh judgment destroys it. HipHop-Edu

[danikee07]

hi, I am in the process of training-workshop on differentiated instructions. Do you mind sharing this video so I could use this for the opening presentation? I would appreciate it very much... thanks in advance..

[lpond241]

This is a great opener activitiy for a workshop. May I embed this within my coursework and resources. Thank you for your consideration.

[murphyphile]

This is great. I would like to use this as a resource. May I have permission to use this video for staff development purposes?

Thanks

[michaelofGB45]

the problem with school is it's impersonal. you should have the same teacher for every class, find a topic of science or history, ethics whatever, as long as the teacher feels passionate about it the kids will to (passion invokes emotion, and emotion is closely linked to memory in the brain). once they're passionate, use the topic as the focal point to explain why math, english, etc. are important tools to fully understand the topic and for there opinion to be taken seriously in the real world.

[eddyyong2]

Okay, I can see clearly this is a differentiated instruction. Let's see how you carry out a differentiated instruction that is not based on group work.

[jcronqui1]

I would like your permission to show this at a workshp I am putting on for teachers on differentiated instruction. Can you send me a copy of it please

jody cronquist

jcronqui@sd23.bc.ca

[peacans72]

love it!!!

[rawst12]

I would love to use this in my graduate class. May I please have permission?

Thanks.

[tiggeronmars]

This Tuesday, I am facilitating a GT professional development on Differentiating Instruction and would like to include this video in the presentation. Please give me permission and/or send me a copy. Thank you in advanced for your time and effort.

[jdcravens]

@tiggeronmars no problem

[allisonjean1]

I am putting together a presentation for my graduate program and I want to include a video of differentiated instruction. I think this video makes a great point. Could please send this to me, if you don't mind?

[aria71sien]

I found the video so helpful. It explains the need for differentiated instruction explicitly. The material would make my report more effective and interesting. May I have the permission to use in my class? Please send me a copy.

[cmmurphy32]

May I have permission to use this for a graduate course? If so, please send me a copy. Thanks

[1986cwl]

May I have your permission to use this? If so, please send me a copy. It is great

[alisonnnnnxo]

can i  have a copy of this please?

[MrCjgar]

Could you please send me a copy of your video?

[belladino11]

I would like to use this fabulous video in a presentation on differentiated instruction to a small group of teachers. Can you send me a copy?

Thank you.

[TheMsFelts]

Hello,

I am presenting to my college class on differentiated instruction. May I please have a copy sent to me? Thank you so much

[samsonite7366]

I am planning a staff in-service on differentiation and would like to use this video. Could I please have permission for its use? Thanks

[Hybargerm]

I am an Academic Coach at an elementary school. I would like permission to use your video in a professional development session at my school. Could you send me a copy of this to use? Thanks! This is terrific!

[dlsundell]

I am currently planning a differentiated instruction seminar - could I get a copy of this to use? Thanks so much.

[llouch01]

This is great, will you send it to me so that I can used this?

[MrVulgaris]

This was used in my education college class. Awesome!

[pretty6781]

May I have permission to use this video, could you send me a copy?

[ebs2323]

its a shame, i had this stlye in elementary but the highschool doesn't do it.

[amowatt1]

I would like permission to use this video for a staff development I am putting together. Can you please send me a copy of the video?

[olorah2]

I too would like to use this for a presentation. Great work!

[dathotgirlwhit]

Yes I too would like to use this for a presentation. If thats okay with you! THANK YOU!!!!

[avuscrm]

i will share this video to the teachers in my country.

[ogaruben]

I will use this video on my seminar entitled "Teachers can change the world"..

[daisyrae7]

I would like permission to use your video in a professional development project. Thanks!

[snforrest]

The beginning segment showing the "traditional" method is an effective juxtaposition to really SEE the practical side of differentiated instruction. Thank you for sharing this. Keep on keeping on for the learners!

[RadioFreeSpike]

Glad to see that some Education school is teaching about this, and obviously, the students chose to reflect their learning without pen and paper... If you are curious, dig into more writings by Carol Ann Tomlinson. Lots of practical stuff, not just theoretical gobbledygook.