Many teachers want to use differentiation to help all students grow. But the press of time, standards, and – in some cases - 100+ students can make that goal seem unattainable. What does differentiation really look like in today’s classrooms? Is it even possible to plan with all students’ needs in mind? This seminar will tackle these questions through hands-on activities focused on making differentiation practical and applicable in real K-12 settings. Participants will themselves engage in active strategies for building classroom community, gathering information on student progress, engaging students in challenging content, adjusting the level of support and scaffolding, and fostering motivation with the goal of helping teachers see and understand differentiation in the context of what they do every day. You will come away from the seminar with proactive differentiation strategies to apply in your classroom.