UDL PRINCIPLE

Identify the three networks in the brain.

• Recognition

• Affective

• Action and expression

• Strategic

• Motor cortex

Checkpoint 2.1 - Clarify vocabulary and symbols

How can we provide clarification for vocabulary, specifically when related to instructions of an activity?

What is Universal Design for Learning (UDL)?

• A nationally standardized curriculum

• A method of adapting the curriculum so that it is able to meet the various needs of all learners

• A system that holds teachers accountable for students' standardized test scores 

• A behavior modification plan for students with attention disorders

It is important to know our students interests and backgrounds for this quality.

• MMR

• MMEn

• MMex

• NONE

Objectives are set, feedback is clear

• Representation
• Engagement
• Action and Expression

The following statement is an example of which UDL principle?

"It is to offer information in more than one format."

• Engagement

• Representation

• Action and expression

The following statement is an example of which principle?

"It is to give learners more than one way to interact with material and demonstrate knowledge."

• Representation

• Engagement

• Action and Expression

Class discussion: What does UDL represents?

• Unit Deployment List

• Universal Design for Learning

When teachers use UDL, they are planning with the needs of the average learner in mind.

• True
• False

The following statement is an example of which principle?

"It is to look for ways to motivate learners and sustain their interest."

• Representation

• Engagement

• Action and Expression