Using texts at a variety of reading levels, focusing on main concepts instead of minor details, and instructing through both whole-to-part and part-to-whole approaches are examples of differentiating instruction through the:
A) process.
B) content.
C) product.
D) assessment.

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Differentiating instruction through content involves varying the material being taught to cater to different learning needs, such as using texts at different reading levels and focusing on main concepts.

Using Texts at a Variety of Reading Levels, Focusing on Main