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Differentiation planning — free printable teacher guide

A differentiation planning template for inclusive teaching. Plan support, core and extension tasks for the same learning objective.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the most effective differentiation strategy?
Scaffolding — providing temporary support structures (sentence frames, worked examples, vocabulary banks) that allow all students to access the core task. Scaffolding differs from simplification: the objective remains the same, but the support enables students to engage with it. Good scaffolding is gradually withdrawn as competence develops.
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