Choice Boards / Menus A CHOICE BOARD offers students a way to
make decisions about what they will do in order to meet class
requirements. A choice board could be for a single lesson, a
week-long lesson, or even a month-long period of study. In order
to create a most important elements of a lesson or unit.
required assignment or project that reflects the minimum
understanding you expect all students to achieve. negotiables
which expand upon the minimum understands. These negotiables
often require students to go beyond the basic levels of Bloom's
final optional section that requires students the opportunity
for enrichment. The optional section often reflects activities
that students can use for extra Isn't Always Equal: Assessing
and Grading in the Differentiated Classroom by Rick Wormeli a
simple way to give students alternative ways of exploring and
expressing key ideas and using key skills. Typically, the Tic-
Tac-Toe board has 9 cells in it, like that of the game. This
can, of course, be adjusted. students t