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50: Using Playlists to Differentiate Instruction

50: Using Playlists to Differentiate Instruction

The Cult of Pedagogy Podcast · Jennifer Gonzalez

September 4, 201644m 52s

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Show Notes

If you're trying to figure out an easy way to manage differentiated instruction, this episode will be a big help. Teacher Tracy Enos explains how she uses student playlists--customized, digital lists of assignments she assigns to students based on their individual needs. A playlist might contain links to videos, online articles, or interactive lessons that live somewhere online. It could also include reading assignments from actual physical books or even written exercises that come from a station or center in the classroom. Playlists could be used for any grade level and any subject area.This is definitely a system worth considering for any classroom!