UDL.

What does UDL stand for?

What is UDL

• An approach to teaching and learning that gives all students an equal opportunity to succeed.

• Basic standards for teachers that are taught in most teacher prep programs.

• An approach to teaching and learning that gives all students an unequal opportunity to succeed.

• An approach to teaching that focuses on teaching every student the same way.

UDL provides a flexible learning enviroment?

• True

• False

Which is an example of Principle 1?

• Fostering collaboration and community

• Using multiple forms of media for students to communicate

• Optimizing access to educational tools

• Sharing information in a variety of ways

Which is NOT an example of Principle 1?

• Providing background knowledge

• Clarifying unfamiliar syntax

• Build fluency with graduated levels of support

• Use flexible and adjustable materials

Which is an example of Principle 2?

• Promote understanding across languages

• Varying methods for response and navigation

• Support the fluent decoding of text or symbols

• Optimize individual choice

Which are examples of Principle 2?

• Support planning and strategy development

• Optimize relevance

• Guide appropriate goal setting

• Share information in a variety of ways

What is Principle 3?

• Multiple Means of Action and Expression

• Multiple Means of Engagement

• Multiple Means of Representation

• Multiple Means of Learning

Which is an example of Principle 3?

• Enhance capacity for self monitoring

• Minimize threats and distractions in the classroom

• Optimize access to tools and technology

• Maximize transfer of knowledge

Which are examples of ways can you implement UDL in your Classroom?

• Create an accessible classroom

• Focus on standardized assessments

• Get feedback from students and families

• Teach with variability