FrontPage
http://daretodifferentiate.wikispaces.com/ - Dare to Differentiate
http://daretodifferentiate.wikispaces.com/Choice+Boards - Differentiated Templates - Menus, Tic Tac Toe, etc.
http://www.readingquest.org/strat/home.html - Strategy Templates
http://www.fcpsteach.org/languagearts/sec/ms/default.cfm - LA Sources for DI, G & T
http://its.leesummit.k12.mo.us/different.htm - Differentiation - Technology Page
http://educatoral.com/multiple_intelligences.html - Multiple Intelligences
http://educatoral.com/learning_styles.html - Learning Styles
Rubrics
http://school.discoveryeducation.com/schrockguide/assess.html - Rubric Guide
http://www.greece.k12.ny.us/instruction/ela/6-12/Rubrics/Index.htm - Rubrics
http://www.rubrics4teachers.com/archive.php - Rubrics
http://rubistar.4teachers.org/ - Rubistar
http://school.discoveryeducation.com/schrockguide/assess.html - Rubrics
http://eduscapes.com/sessions/needs/all2.html - 10 Tips for Differentiation
http://deborah-o-banion.suite101.com/how-to-modify-tests-for-students-a261155 - Test Modifications
Reading/Writing Menu
Bloom’s Taxonomy
Gardner’s Multiple Intelligences
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Knowledge
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Comprehension
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Application
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Analysis
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Evaluation
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Synthesis
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Verbal-Linguistic
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Record at least 5 vocabulary words that you found interesting.
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Write a summary of the book or chapter that you read.
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Write a conversation between two characters from your book.
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Compare two characters from a novel or from your text.
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Choose two people from your text and justify their actions.
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Write a letter to the editor about your views on an issue from the text.
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Visual-
Spatial
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Draw a diagram and label the parts.
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Summarize events from the text using a sequence ladder or comic strip.
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Research a person or event from the text and make a storyboard to explain your findings.
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Use a Venn Diagram to compare characters or events from the text.
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Develop a visual presentation to justify the actions of a person in the text.
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Use a Mind Map containing symbols that represent a person from the text. Give the meaning of each symbol.
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Logica/-
Mathematical
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Place events from the text on a timeline.
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Explain in a flowchart the events from the text.
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Demonstrate an understanding of the information in the text.
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Diagram how the text represents information that all students should know.
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Critique the motives of the people in the text.
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Determine how the author’s life may have influenced the slant of the text. Chart your findings.
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Naturalist
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List things from the text that appeal to each of the five senses.
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Suggest a solution to a problem from the text.
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Demonstrate how nature played a role in events from the text.
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If a person from the text lived today, what types of things would be found in his/her suitcase?
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Rate the motives of a person from the text. Explain the rating scale.
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Hypothesize what might have changed if the person were in a different environment.
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Bloom’s Taxonomy
Gardner’s Multiple Intelligences
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Knowledge
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Comprehension
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Application
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Analysis
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Evaluation
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Synthesis
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Musical
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Write a song to tell the important information contained in the text,
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Explain events from the text using a rap song.
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Dramatize events from the text using the appropriate musical background.
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Compare two people or events from the text by writing a jingle for each.
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Justify a character’s views or actions through the lyrics of a song.
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Compose a musical composition that represents the characteristics of a person in the text.
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Bodily-
Kinesthetic
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Act out a vocabulary word from the text.
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Create a skit to summarize a section of the text.
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Organize information from the text using a living timeline.
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Classify information from the text using a tactile sort.
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Rate the importance of text information by moving to a specified area of the room.
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Compose a dance or group of movements to reteach text information.
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Intrapersonal
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List vocabulary from the text in a learning log.
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Write a belief statement from the point of view of a person in the text.
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Interpret and illustrate information from the text in journal format.
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Examine information from the text that might be applicable to your life. Explain in diary format.
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Select events from the text that you can connect to your life.
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Create a diary from a character’s point of view.
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Interpersonal
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In a small group or with a partner, discuss information from the text.
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Explain events from the text to a partner.
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With a partner, create a position statement for a person from the text.
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Compare and contrast people from the text through a character interview.
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With a partner, debate the motives of characters or events from the text.
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In a small group, design an activity to teach the important information in the text.
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Intermediate Literature Log Grading Rubric
Score 4 Points
- My response shows I understand what is happening in the story completely.
- I use more than one example or piece of information from the story in my response.
- I ask questions that show I am thinking deeply about the story.
- I make predictions based on information from the story or from something similar that has happened to me.
- I make clear and understandable connections between the story and things that have happened in my own life or in another story I have read.
Score 3 Points
- My response shows that I understand what is happening in the story very well. There may be a part that I don't completely understand.
- I use one example or piece of information from the story in my response.
- I ask a question that shows I am thinking about what is happening in the story and why it is happening.
- I make a prediction that uses information from the story or from something similar that has happened to me.
- I make connections between the story and something that has happened to me in my own life but I may not express it very clearly.
Score 2 Points
- My response shows that my understanding of the story is incomplete. There are several things that are confusing to me.
- I try to include some information or an example from the story but it is hard to understand why I included the information in my response.
- I ask a basic question that is answered clearly in the story.
- I make a prediction, but I don't give any reason for why I think it will happen.
- I write about something that has happened to me but I don't connect it to what is happening in the story.
Score 1 Point
- My response shows that I didn't understand the story at all.
- I don't include any information or example from the story.
- I don't ask any questions or make any predictions.
- I don't connect the story to my own life at all.
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