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Differentiated Instructions

Differentiated Instructions
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Workshop Summary:

In this session, participants will learn about “Differentiated Instruction,” also known as Differentiated Learning. The presenter will demonstrate the impact today’s technology has on teaching, and on developing a child’s literacy skills, language development, reading and writing skills. These low-cost or free programs are methods that will provide varying instructional strategies that can be used at home and school. Please join us and learn some fun, practical methods that can be taught to every child with any learning preference at any age.

Workshop Resources Workshop Resources

IRIS Center- Definition Differentiated Instructions
Vanderbilt University- Bloom’s Taxonomy for Learning
EdWeekly- Differentiated Instruction: A Primer

FND Resources FND Resources

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FND- Differentiated Instructions

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FND- Reading Tips for Parents

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FND- Understanding Accessible Materials

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FND- Simple Strategies for Creating Strong Readers

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FND- Strategies to Help Children Thrive as School

FND Special Education Acronyms
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PEN Facebook
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FND Facebook Support Group for Families of Children with Disabilities in Florida
FND en Español Facebook
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Parent Education Network (PEN)

Collectively the PEN Team has over 60 years of experience with all aspects of disability, from medical diagnosis, early intervention (IFSP) to school eligibility - IDEA/IEP, inclusion in school & community settings, navigating Transition and Post Secondary options to living independently, and much much more … our goal is to share our experience, strength and hope through informal storytelling of raising our children with a wide range of disabilities & family dynamics.


PEN serves 12 counties from Southeast FL into parts of Central FL (Broward, Indian River, Lake, Martin, Miami-Dade, Monroe, Okeechobee, Orange, Osceola, Palm Beach, Polk, and St. Lucie Counties). Please call 800-825-5736 if you would like to talk to a Parent trainer.

Family Network on Disabilities

Family Network on Disabilities

For over 35 years, Family Network on Disabilities has developed up-to-date training on a variety of topics concerning the disability community that will benefit parents, self-advocates, educators, and professionals. You'll be glad to know we've added our youth advocate workshop series into the mix.

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