Universal Design For Learning

What is the belief at the heart of Universal Design For Learning?

• All students are unique

• Variability is the norm

• One size fits all

• Design for the average student

What is an example of engaging students in Universal Design For Learning?

• Providing extra resources and supports in the notes section of PowerPoint

• Highlighting learning outcomes and encouraging students to create their own learning goals

• Focusing on the post educational goals of students

• Giving students a voice using student response software

How can teaching materials be presented in Universal Design For Learning?

• Through text, video, audio, or graphics

• Using hyperlinks for vocabulary and symbols

• Making connections between concepts using graphic organizers

• All of the above

What is the goal of Universal Design For Learning?

• To incorporate accessibility features in the initial design plans

• To remove barriers for one student

• To give learners autonomy while maintaining learning outcome expectations

• All of the above

What is the purpose of empowering students in Universal Design For Learning?

• To remove obstacles interfering with learning

• To provide options for students to show what they've learned

• To best communicate with each other in the classroom

• All of the above

What is an example of flexible assessments in Universal Design For Learning?

• Using student response software like Socrative or Kahoot

• Allowing students to use multiple media for assignments

• Fostering critical thinking by using 'think alouds'

• All of the above

What is the analogy used to explain Universal Design For Learning?

• Constructing a building

• Adding ramps and other features

• Incorporating accessibility features in the initial design plans

• All of the above

How can educators improve their students' overall educational experience with Universal Design For Learning?

• By exploring the three key principles

• By becoming a more effective and inclusive educator

• By incorporating accessibility features in the initial design plans

• All of the above

What is the first pillar of Universal Design For Learning?

• Engagement

• Presentation

• Empowerment

• Options for action and expression

What is the second pillar of Universal Design For Learning?

• Engagement

• Presentation

• Empowerment

• Options for action and expression