Differentiated Instruction
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Education Dictionary
Definition
An instructional design concept defining how learning experiences are planned and delivered to achieve stated objectives. It governs content selection, sequencing, instructional methods, and supports used to promote understanding and skill development. It does not ensure learning without appropriate delivery, feedback, and adjustment based on learner evidence.
Differentiated Instruction
Social Sciences Dictionary
Definition
A deliberate instructional approach that adapts content, process, product, and learning environment to learners’ varying readiness levels, interests, and learning profiles while maintaining shared learning goals, so that each learner has equitable access to the intended outcomes.