Explain Some Ways In Which Teachers Differentiate In Response To Student Interest

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analyzing its music. Some ways in which teachers can differentiate in response to student interest include: using adults or peers with prior knowledge to serve as mentors in an area of shared interest, providing a variety of avenues for student exploration of a topic or expression of learning, providing broad access to a wide range of materials and technologies, giving students a choice of tasks and products, including student-designed options and encouraging investigation or application of key concepts and principles in student interest areas.
To differentiate in response to student learning profile, a teacher addresses learning styles, student talent, or intelligence profiles. Some ways in which teachers can differentiate in response to

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