Universal Design for Learning

What is UDL?

• The modifications and adaptations that are needed to provide our students with the exact amount of work.

• It's a way to consider that education has the potential to reform the curriculum and make learning experiences more accessible and meaningful.

• It remarks that it is indispensable to work in a class with similar tiers among the students.

• It's a decision-making process on the elements of the curriculum so as to provide our students with the necessary tools through the modification of elements to access the curriculum.

Universal Design for Learning pursues...

• to provide all students with equal opportunities

• to create one learning context for each student

• to make learning more enjoyable

Which one is NOT a benefit of UDL?

• It removes barriers

• It's challenging and achievable

• It is only based on student's weaknesses

• Curriculum is enhanced

UDL has ____ principles

• 4

• 3

• 5

• 2

A Homework BOARD CHOICE...

• is not representative of UDL

• is representative of UDL

Which one is not a UDL principle?

• Provide multiple ways of assessment

• Provide multiple ways of representation

• Provide multiple ways of expression

• Provide multiple ways of participation

Which principle is considered by the following options?

Audio content, video, news articles...

• Expression

• Representation

• Engagement

Tags

CCSS.RL.11-12.8

CCSS.RI.11-12.8

CCSS.RI.9-10.7

CCSS.RL.9-10.7

CCSS.RL.8.7

Which principle is considered by the following options?

Game-based learning, gamification, learner-student approach...

• Engagement

• Representation

• Expression

UDL motivates teachers to use different types of exams, including oral presentations and group projects, to accurately determine what students know

• False

• True

Considering the presented information, the UDL is based on...

• Neuroscience, learning, technology, and education

• Neuroscience, technology, learning, and philosophy

• Technology, education, inclusion, and neuroscience.