Understanding UDL (video)

What is an example of universal design in architecture mentioned in the video?

• Curb cuts

• Elevators

• Ramps

• Automatic doors

What does UDL focus on instead of an average student?

• Marginalized students

• Pre-school children

• Gifted students

• Adult learners

According to the video, what is often mistaken about human intellectual abilities?

• They are limitless

• They are normally distributed

• They are unchangeable

• They are static

What does aiming for the hardest-to-hit pins in bowling symbolize in teaching?

• Teaching only the easy subjects

• Targeting the students who need the most help

• Ignoring the average students

• Focusing on the brightest students

What does the '7-10 split' in bowling represent in an educational context?

• Students who are easy to teach

• Subjects that are less important

• Students who need the most support

• Standard tests

What is a critical aspect of UDL according to the video?

• Focusing only on high achievers

• Maintaining traditional teaching methods

• "Classically designed" educational programs

• Offering flexible learning options for all students