The Station Rotation Model
Making Time for Differentiated Small Group Instruction
Meeting the needs of diverse learners requires moving beyond whole-class, lockstep instruction. The Station Rotation Model offers a flexible framework for ensuring the highest quality Tier 1 and Tier 2 instruction while using data to inform the design of lessons tailored to individual student needs. This model creates more opportunities for small-group instruction, individualized scaffolding, and differentiated support. Rather than using technology to isolate learners, you’ll explore how it can foster collaboration, communication, creativity, and critical thinking—the four Cs of 21st-century learning. This hands-on, practice-based session will emphasize the importance of student agency and meaningful choice, empowering learners to take control of the pace and path of their learning. Catlin Tucker will guide you through strategies for designing dynamic lessons, optimizing your teacher-led station, using data to inform your grouping strategies, and embedding real-time feedback and formative assessment into the classroom.