I am a big fan of differentiated learning. When I first learned about this style of teaching in university, I immediately thought this would take too much time and would not be worth my while to differentiate my instruction. Within my first year of teaching, I realized how necessary this process was. The students I taught had mathematical skills ranging from grade 2 up to the grade level of grade 7. I spent the next 10 years of my career developing resources and adapting work so that all students could find success in my classroom.