Quiz on Universal Design for Learning (UDL)

The goal of UDL is

• to develop expert learners who can achieve regardless of their differences.

• to acknowledge the diversity of learners.

• to improve access, participation and achievement by removing barriers to learning.

• all of the above are goals of UDL.

UDL is designed to meet the needs of...

• English language learners.

• all students.

• highly gifted students.

• students who are at risk.

• students with disabilities.

What are the 3 UDL Principles?

• Representation, Assessment and Learning Targets

• Action, Expression and Learning

• Understanding, Developing and Learning

• Engagement, Representation and Action & Expression

Allowing students to create roleplays, videos, murals or infographics to demonstrate what they have learned from reading a text is an example of Multiple Means of ___.

• Action & Expression

• Engagement

• Representation

For their extensive reading, the teacher allows students to choose the book. This is an example of Multiple Means of ___.

• Action & Expression

• Engagement

• Representation

Providing electronic text as well as an audio version of a short story is an example of Multiple Means of ___.

• Action & Expression

• Engagement

• Representation

Can you think of any examples of Universal Design in architecture? For example: automatic doors.

What do you understand when we say Multiple ways of Engagement?

• Using only textbooks

• Providing a single method of instruction

• Offering various activities and resources

• Limiting student interaction