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Differentiation articles & videos
How differentiation works in BitMaths

BitMaths

We know differentiation is a big deal for teachers. Let’s take a look at how BitMaths differentiated activities can help you cater for everyone in your class, from struggling students through to maths masterminds.
Different ways to differentiate with iMaths

iMaths

iMaths offers many differentiation options so you can cater for a range of abilities within your class and engage all of your students in effective learning experiences.
Teaching English in a composite class

English Stars

Teaching a composite class (or any class with students working at various curriculum levels) has its challenges, but the right planning, strategies and tools can ease the load. Try these ideas to deliver seamless English lessons that allow you to…
Extension Word activities for your spelling stars

Sound Waves Spelling

Do you have students in your class who excel at spelling? You’ve no doubt discovered the Extension Words available for every Sound Waves Spelling unit, but how many different ways do you use them? Here are a few ideas to…
Activity Progress Tutorial

English Stars

Find out how to monitor student progress in English Stars.
Activity Tracker Tutorial

English Stars

Find out how to use the Activity Tracker to monitor real-time student performance.
Activity Tracker Tutorial

Think Mentals

Find out how to use the Activity Tracker to monitor real-time student performance.
‘I'm finished! What can I do now?’ 

Writing Time

It’s something all teachers have experienced: you’ve planned an engaging and differentiated activity for your class, but you soon hear, ‘What do I do when I’m finished?’
Challenge fast finishers in context

iMaths

iMaths offers a variety of ways to challenge your maths masterminds. So next time a student says ‘I’m finished! What now?’, set them off on one of these ready-made tasks.