Differentiation is currently facing negativity due to confusion surrounding its definition and expectations. Teachers are often filled with dread when they hear the terms ‘scaffolding up’, ‘adaptive teaching’ or ‘differentiation’ are introduced and assume it’s going to mean more work for them. It isn’t implicitly clear to teachers how to go about differentiation and who it applies to in their classroom.

Catrina Lowri joins Dale today to tell us how differentiation will make life easier for teachers and that good differentiation should be for everyone - ‘Turning differentiation on its head’.

Listen to hear simple principles that can be implemented in daily lessons without much extra effort. Teachers want inclusion but are time and resource poor, Catrina shows ways to get better results within the limits of a mainstream classroom.

About Catrina Lowri

Catrina is a neurodivergent former SENCO and Advisory Teacher with a dual diagnosis of bipolar and dyslexia. She created her company; Neuroteachers to support schools and businesses with simple solutions to improve Neuro-inclusion.

Contact Catrina Lowri

http://twitter.com/@neuroteachers

https://www.facebook.com/groups/762451187641854/

www.neuroteachers.com

[email protected]

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www.neuroteachers.com/shop

Threads - @neuroteachersuk

Instagram - @neuroteachersuk

LinkedIn - Catrina Lowri

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