FOSTERING STUDENT AGENCY THROUGH DIFFERENTIATED ACTIVITY LISTS

Learn how to meet the needs of every learner through a flexible structure that engages and empowers students. 

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Each PLE Offers:

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Embedded collaborative opportunities

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Two years of access

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Resources for in- house professional development

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Templates, examples, self-checks, & short insight videos

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Agency by Design:

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Agency by Design:

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Agency by Design:

Audience

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K-12 teachers, interventionists, and co-teachers

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Structures First:

Coaches and leaders building consistent differentiation practices

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Executive Function for All:

Teams aligning to UDL and MTSS while protecting rigor

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Evidence of Learning:

use student work to guide the next move, not just to record a grade.

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Human and Tech Together:

tools serve the design, not the other way around.

Why This PLE

Differentiation is only sustainable when students can navigate their learning independently. This PLE equips educators to design structured, high-impact Differentiated Activity Lists with clear directions, checkpoints, and routines—balancing rigor and access. Grounded in student voice and choice, it builds the systems that strengthen executive function, support SEL, and empower students to take ownership of their learning.

Professional Learning That Puts Learners in Charge

Great teaching is design. Our Professional Learning Experiences help teams create learner-active environments where people own the work, build executive function, and solve authentic problems.

What you will gain

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Replace tasks with purpose-driven problems

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Build structures for choice, time, and resources learners can manage

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Coach executive function skills that drive results

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Use evidence of learning to adjust in real time

Outcomes for your team

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Student Choice vs. Student Voice in Differentiated Learning

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5 Types of Instructional Activities for Differentiated Design



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Structures that Build Student Ownership & Agency


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Self-Assessment Activities that Develop Metacognition


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Support Diverse Learners, including Students with ADHD, Dyslexia, and Auditory processing Differences

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Purposeful Practice Activities for Manageable Differentiation

How the VLC works

Short learning sprints, job-embedded design tasks, facilitator feedback on your artifacts, and peer discussion. Work self-paced between sessions and apply changes in your setting right away. Plan for 25 hours total.

Sprints

75%

Design Tasks

84%

Facilitator Feedback

65%

Peer Discussion

55%

25 hours total

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Related Resources

Evidence and impact

Are You Ready to get started?

Start today. Transform how you learn and lead.

Start today. Build your Differentiated Activity List, give students clear choices, and make progress visible for every learner.