MICRO-CREDENTIAL COURSE
Creating Differentiated
Learning Targets
Did you know that learning targets could, ahem, should be differentiated? This often comes as a bit of a surprise to those of us trained in the classical backwards-planning as covered in Understanding by Design. Don’t worry if that is something unfamiliar to you, we’re going to dive down that rabbit hole in this course.
So, since we always start with where we're going, here are the (differentiated) learning targets for this course:
This short program is going to guide you through the process of refining the learning targets for a unit you are currently teaching or planning to teach.
So, since we always start with where we're going, here are the (differentiated) learning targets for this course:
- Foundational: By the end of this course, you will understand the importance and mechanics of differentiating learning targets by readiness
- Developmental: By the end of this course, you will be able to analyze learning targets for units you’re currently teaching and differentiate them by levels or readiness
- Mastery: By the end of this course, you will be able to create differentiated learning targets that motivate all your students with your eyes closed
This short program is going to guide you through the process of refining the learning targets for a unit you are currently teaching or planning to teach.
Micro-Credential Course Features
Our micro-credential courses are built for busy teachers who have precious little time.
Just in Time
Stay up-to-date with new teaching practices, technologies, and instructional strategies
Targeted
Develop your knowledge and skills in areas that will improve student learning
Recognized
Earn badges for each completed course to show off your creds to your colleagues and administrators
Flexible
Learn at your own pace and from anywhere with an internet connection
Collaborative
Share best practices, learn from your peers, and build your professional network
High Quality
Access high-quality resources, materials, and tools you can use to improve your teaching practice