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Examples of Differentiated Assessment

There are a number of ways to differentiate the assessment of students' learning and understanding. Below I have attached examples of different ways to differentiate assessment.

1. When teaching both academic and applied grade 10 Canadian History, by simply providing the applied students with structure to answer their questions, and focusing on quality of answers, and not quantity, you allow them a better opportunity to demonstrate their understanding. (Applied = "P", Academic = "D")



2. In my applied grade 10 English class, to help students demonstrate their learning, I gave them choices. For their final assignment in the novel study unit I gave them a choice to present their essay by means of a presentation, or for those students who do not excel in presentations, they could create a visual essay.

