Let’s apply differentiated instruction with the GSE Teacher’s Toolkit to a challenging grammar lesson for a mixed class in which some students are still at A2 level, most are at A2+ level, and some are almost at B1 level. By applying student-generated grammar rules to new sentences, the lesson language can be fully mastered for all students at all levels. By the end of the lesson, all students will be able to identify and correct errors in simple sentences, demonstrating the ability to use “all,” “none,” “most,” “many,” and “some” correctly in writing. The GSE Teacher’s Kit helps you find a solution that provides more work for students and less work for the teacher. It is a method that helps teachers adapt some aspects of the curriculum to different levels of students. * This practice ensures that all students will meet course objectives, even if their learning experiences are varied and different. And the GSE Teacher’s Kit helps you understand what skills we should expect from students. Students check each other’s corrections and make final proposals to present to the teacher. Students turn in all of their work, including the original worksheet, sentences submitted to peers, collated sentences with underlined instructions and rules, and correct final sentences. So please refer to the GSE Teachers’ Guide to find out what writing skills you should expect from your A2 students. The GSE Teacher’s Guide helps teachers focus on the process and on students’ language production, not on the content they are teaching. Now that you understand the difference in process for students at different levels, it’s time to plan your lessons. If you’re not creating a lot of new content, you have more time to think about how to teach your students new language and show them what they’ve learned. You can customize this process to support students of all skill levels. All A2-B1 students now have the opportunity to understand and clarify the rules and demonstrate their knowledge of the grammar point. However, all students will benefit from the process change that will give them a deeper dive into the grammar rules.