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UDL: Universal Design for Learning

UDL: Universal Design for Learning. Theresa Brady. Learning Outcomes. Teachers will develop an understanding of the core components of UDL Teachers will plan using multiple means of representation, action and expression and engagement in their lessons.

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UDL: Universal Design for Learning

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  1. UDL: Universal Design for Learning Theresa Brady

  2. Learning Outcomes • Teachers will develop an understanding of the core components of UDL • Teachers will plan using multiple means of representation, action and expression and engagement in their lessons.

  3. If we teach today’s students as we taught yesterday’s we rob them of tomorrow. Dewey

  4. Where are you with UDL? • After taking the quiz and reading the article “What Does UDL look like by Katie Novak” what are your ideas about UDL? • Click this code to answer the question • http://padlet.com/tbrady2/dOqpOoclinph

  5. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UCtlX-WWUrY&sns=em Inspirational Man-Born with No Arms

  6. UDL • Representation • Action and Expression • Engagement • UDL is about modifying the learning environment not the learner. • UDL is about recognizing learner variability as “the norm”. • UDL is about removing barriers through thoughtful, proactive design. • UDL is about careful consideration of goals.

  7. BCPS Alignment with UDL and Personalized Blended Learning • All curriculum writers are trained in UDL • Resources are given for representation, action and expression and engagement • Text is available digitally and in print for Wonders • DDL has gotten together a list of additional Web 2.0 tools to meet students needs • One to one initiative • Danielson What you do to meet the needs of your students: Back map Plan for all of your students (flexibility and responsiveness) Daily Five Small Group Instruction Mini lessons Provide choice

  8. Students Need: • High Expectations • Clear established outcomes • Rubrics • Flexibility • Choice • Exemplars to understand criteria • HOW • WHAT • WHY

  9. Why UDL:

  10. How do use UDL:

  11. What do we need to meet with success:

  12. Plan • With your grade level look at the planning sheet provided. Think of one thing you can plan to change your environment • Options: • Plan a lesson together utilizing a Web 2.0 and the planning sheet • Create a symbaloo page for Daily Five or math • Design one of your daily five centers thinking of expectations and materials needed for all students to meet with success

  13. Resources: • Sign up for UDL Connect http://community.udlcenter.org • Baltimore County has a group • UDL exchange: http://udlexchange.cast.org • Electronic book on UDL connect: • Universal Design for Learning: Theory and Practice Set a goal for your self for UDL implementation See goal sheet

  14. Follow up and Assessment Using Our Reisterstown Edmodo Page do one of the following: • Post your lesson • Screen shot your symbaloo page • Share your ideas for Daily Five Center

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