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This document outlines the key features of a proposed universally designed school campus and classrooms. The school will have accessible exterior and interior spaces, classrooms designed for collaboration with versatile furniture and designated learning areas, and teachers trained in universal design for learning principles and co-teaching models. Students will have access to grade level curriculum through lessons incorporating multiple means of representation, action, and engagement supported by a wide array of classroom technology. Assessments will be flexible and individualized based on student needs.
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Universal Design for Learning (UDL) embeds flexible strategies into curriculum planning so that all students can access learning. UDL strategies are more efficient, benefit all students, and students are more accepting of the process. UDL uses three principles: providing flexible options for presentation, engagement, and assessment. An example UDL school would have technology available to all students and teachers trained in UDL to incorporate flexible options into lessons using tools like smart boards, tablets, and software.
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Universal Design for Learning (UDL) is an instructional approach that uses flexible methods and digital media to meet the needs of all students. UDL originated as an architectural concept to make buildings accessible and has since been applied to education. UDL principles incorporate multiple means of representation, expression, and engagement based on how the brain learns best. By removing barriers through varied presentations, assessments, and engagement strategies, UDL creates inclusive classrooms for students with diverse abilities and learning styles.
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The document discusses the history and principles of Universal Design for Learning (UDL). It originated to promote accessibility for disabled citizens. UDL is now required by building codes and aims to design buildings, curricula, and lessons to be functional and aesthetically pleasing for all from the beginning. The document provides examples of UDL principles in education, including presenting material through multiple formats, offering flexible models of instruction, and supporting student affect. It also discusses assistive technologies and assessing UDL implementation.
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The document outlines a vision for future classrooms that includes smaller schools and class sizes, increased security, and more advanced technologies. Key changes proposed are county-wide or larger school districts, state-designed curricula to engage students, and a diversified student population based on learning styles. Classrooms would have bulletproof walls and central teaching areas for small group work.
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The Universal Design Curriculum Model originated from considerations of physical access for individuals with disabilities and incorporates assistive technologies and adaptations into instructional design. It provides flexible options for recognizing patterns, mastering skills/strategies, and engaging in learning. Universal Design is the design of instructional materials and activities that allows for achievement by individuals with wide differences in abilities through flexible curricular materials and alternative assessments. Key benefits include accommodations being built-in from the start, materials that can accommodate diverse learners, and blending whole-class with small group and individualized instruction.
Universal Design for Learning
Universal Design for Learning (UDL) is a framework for curriculum development that provides all students equal opportunities to learn. [1] UDL was inspired by mandates requiring education of all students in general education. [2] UDL's three principles are providing multiple means of representation, action/expression, and engagement. [3] Technology plays an important role in UDL by increasing access and flexibility. [4] UDL supports diversity and reduces barriers for students of all backgrounds.
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The document describes the design of an elementary school using Universal Design for Learning (UDL) principles. The school will have accessible structures, diverse personnel, and classrooms that incorporate UDL guidelines. Instruction will provide multiple means of representation, expression, and engagement through varied media, formats for demonstrating knowledge, and ways to maintain student interest. Technology will be used to represent information in different formats, engage students, and allow for flexible expressions of knowledge. Assessments will be embedded in instruction and accommodate students' needs. The school aims to provide equal access to education for all students through principles of UDL.
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The document outlines accessibility and inclusion guidelines for a school facility and classrooms serving students with disabilities. It specifies that the building, parking, bathrooms, classrooms, and other facilities must be fully accessible. Classrooms will incorporate Universal Design for Learning principles through differentiated instruction, flexible seating, and assistive technologies. Teachers will be highly qualified and receive extensive training to meet each student's individual needs.
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The document discusses technologies that can empower teachers in the classroom. It argues that schools should use technologies that support teachers' instructional goals rather than distracting from teaching. Successful technologies enable teachers to accomplish more with fewer resources. Examples mentioned include communication platforms, mobile apps that grade work and provide lesson plans. For technologies to be effective, schools must maintain and support programs, provide access to resources, and offer training and incentives for teachers to participate. The document also outlines standards for effective use of technology in education.
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This document provides an overview of Universal Design for Learning (UDL), including its principles and how it can be implemented using technology. UDL is an educational framework based on brain research that provides flexibility in how content is presented, how students demonstrate their knowledge, and student engagement. It aims to address the diverse needs of all learners by incorporating multiple means of representation, action and expression, and engagement. The document discusses UDL's three principles and potential tools teachers can use, such as the CAST website which contains lesson plans and strategies that follow UDL guidelines.
Universal Design for Learning
The document discusses Universal Design for Learning (UDL), which aims to address the needs of diverse learners through presenting information in multiple formats, allowing for varied means of expression and engagement. UDL's three principles are to provide multiple means of representation, action/expression, and engagement. Examples of technologies that can achieve this are smart boards, assistive technologies, and student response systems. UDL has the potential to help all students succeed by building flexibility into lesson planning and addressing differences in learning styles and abilities.
Educational Technology
This document discusses methods for differentiating instruction and universal design for learning through educational technology. It describes differentiated instruction as customizing learning to meet student needs by providing varying content, strategies, and assessments. Universal design for learning removes barriers to learning by offering flexibility. The document provides examples of using technology to differentiate content, process, and product, as well as assistive technologies at different levels. It emphasizes equitable access to technology and promoting cultural understanding through instructional practices and materials that validate student identities and foster respect among diverse learners.
Exploring 21st Century Learning
This document discusses the integration of technology and media in education. It begins by outlining questions educators should ask themselves before integrating technology, such as how it will enhance learning beyond textbooks. Next, it describes frameworks for 21st century learning that emphasize using technology for creativity, communication, research, and problem solving. The document then covers benefits of technology including digital storage, differentiated instruction, and extending learning beyond the classroom. It defines instructional technology, media, and the ASSURE model for lesson planning. Finally, it discusses teacher and student uses of technology through concepts like digital teachers, interactive presentations, and expanding learning environments.
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- 3. Exterior One-story building Accessible parking lots Wide paths, pavements, and doors Ramps at each entrance Automatic doors that can be accessed through a button
- 4. Interior Wide doors Large, obstruction-free hallways Alarm and bell systems with flashing lights Signs with multiple modes of communication (i.e. Braille, picture representations, etc.) Handle bars in bathrooms http://www.boora.com/files/31281367871316DDS-Hallway.jpg
- 6. Classes will be divided by grade level Each class will be staffed by two teachers – a special education and general education teacher, co-teaching models will be utilized Student-Teacher ratio - 12:1, a maximum of 24 students in a class Versatile furniture and seating arrangements to accommodate student needs No desks, table groups consisting of 4 or 6 students to promote group and partner collaboration All classes will have designated learning areas, areas may vary from class to class depending on student needs
- 8. All campus personnel will be trained in basic UDL principles Teaching Staff will receive intensive training in UDL and how to effectively incorporate co-teaching models and technology in the classroom Designated planning and collaboration time for teaching staff 2 times a week, teacher duties will be waived during this time Strong support system for teachers on UDL principles and/or technology throughout the year Plenty of opportunities for professional development
- 10. All students will have access to grade level curriculum Teachers will identify and set clear goals for the class as a whole as well as each individual student Lessons will be incorporate multiple means of presentation, representations, and engagement Data on student’s strengths, weaknesses, and areas of need will drive instruction Teachers will actively work towards promoting student independence
- 12. Each classroom will have a wide array of technology available for use Technology in each classroom will include but is not limited to: Interactive Whiteboard Elmo Projector Computers iPads (for each student) Text-to-speech software and speech-to-text software Multimedia presentations Digital text Calculators
- 14. Flexible, individualized assessments based on student needs will be utilized Assessment methods used will include but are not limited to: Paper-pencil test Oral presentations Portfolios Project-based learning Multi-media presentations Drawings/illustrations Observations Anecdotal notes
- 15. References Rose, D. H. & Meyer, A. (2002). Teaching Every Student in the Digital Age: Universal Design for Learning. Alexandria, VA: Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development.