Differentiated lesson plans
Differentiation guidance is only useful when it matches the learners actually in the room. In EasyLessonPlan you select the categories that apply and the plan includes strategies for those only.
Categories you can select
Tick any combination and the plan writes strategies for each one.
- ADHD, autism, and learning difficulty
- Dyslexia, dysgraphia, and dyscalculia
- Hearing, visual, and physical impairment
- Speech and language difficulty
- Gifted and talented learners
Nothing you did not ask for
Leave every category off and the plan contains no differentiation section at all. The same rule applies to standards: if you do not enter standards, none are invented for you.
Already have the lesson? Adapt it instead
Differentiation built into a new plan is one route. The other is taking a lesson you have already written — or one from a colleague, a textbook or a scheme — and adapting it. The AI Lesson Differentiator does that: you select, paste or upload the lesson, tick the access needs in your class, and every adaptation points at the actual activity it changes while the learning objective stays exactly where it was.
- Works on a saved EasyLessonPlan lesson, pasted text, or a PDF, Word or text upload
- Accept or reject each change individually, then apply them to a duplicate
- Accommodations and modifications are labelled separately, in words
- Your original lesson is never overwritten
AI Lesson Differentiator
Adapt a lesson you already have for ADHD, autism, dyslexia, dysgraphia, dyscalculia, EAL, sensory and physical needs, and gifted learners — keeping the learning objective unchanged.