Differentiation, heterogeneity, and individual support have increasingly come into focus in schools and teaching in recent years. Teachers are expected to pay more attention to each individual learner. They should challenge stronger students while also supporting those who are struggling. However, they receive little suitable assistance for practical teaching. This is where this book comes in: a variety of differentiation approaches, methods, and materials can be immediately implemented, alleviating teachers' fears of incorporating differentiation strategies into their lessons. Examples and templates help educators build a solid foundation of differentiation ideas and methods across all subjects and develop their own repertoire for differentiated teaching situations.