Differentiation is important when individualising instruction for students with reading and mathematics problems. Differentiation refers to:
A) Identifying which students to inform curriculum and teaching decisions and those who will not
B) Using knowledge of the students to inform curriculum and teaching decisions
C) The choice of assessment instruments that are appropriate for students with literacy or numeracy difficulties
D) Clearly identifying the student's literacy and numeracy difficulties

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Differentiation involves using the knowledge of the students to inform curriculum and teaching decisions. This means that teachers should adjust their instruction to meet the individual needs of the students they are teaching, taking into account their interests, learning styles, abilities, and areas of challenge. By doing so, they can increase student engagement, motivation and achievement.

Differentiation Is Important When Individualising Instruction for Students with Reading