The document provides guidance on differentiating learning objectives to facilitate progress for different groups of students. It suggests using verbs like "all must", "most should", "some might", and "some should stretch to" when writing learning objectives. Two examples are given, one about generating maps of countries at different development levels and another about analyzing a speech. The overall goal is to design objectives that challenge students at different levels.

1. Differentiated Learning
Objectives
LO: Design learning objectives which are
differentiated to facilitate progress for
different groups of students.

2. Think
Write down a learning objective you plan
to use in a lesson in the next few days.
Pair
Check this objective to make sure the
verbs are active and measurable.
Share
What did you come up with?

3. Differentiating Learning Objectives
All must … All should…
Most should … All could …
Some might … Some should stretch
to …

4. Example 1
All must generate a map about countries at different
levels of development.
Most should generate a map about countries at
different levels of development and raise questions
about what it shows.
Some might generate a map about countries at
different levels of development and create a logical
sequence of questions about what it shows.

5. Example 2
All should explain how the actor playing Richard
should deliver the speech.
All could analyse by explaining how the audience
will respond to the speech.
Some should stretch to explain how the audience
will respond in different sections of the speech and
give reasons why.

6. Differentiating Learning Objectives
All must … All should…
Most should … All could …
Some might … Some should stretch
to …

7. Differentiated Learning
Objectives
LO: Design learning objectives which are
differentiated to facilitate progress for
different groups of students.