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Universal Design is an approach to teaching that aims to include all students by presenting information in multiple formats and motivating students through lessons that can be understood in individual ways. It has three main principles: presenting material through different means, assessing what students know in flexible ways, and engaging students in learning. The process involves identifying needs, involving consumers, adopting standards, applying guidelines, planning accommodations, providing training, and evaluating outcomes. Key principles are making content equitable, flexible, simple, perceptible with different senses, tolerant of errors, requiring low physical effort, and allowing adequate space.
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Universal Design
Universal design is an educational approach that incorporates learning techniques to engage all students, including those who are gifted, English language learners, disabled, or have special needs. It is based on cognitive neuroscience and focuses on making all students expert learners. There are three principles: presenting information in multiple ways through different activities and media; allowing students to express their knowledge in multiple forms like writing, drawing, or speaking; and engaging students through collaboration, goal-setting, and varying difficulty levels. Universal design provides challenging material for gifted students while scaffolding and mentoring support for struggling students.
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- 2. Why use Universal Design? - We have had a very narrow way of teaching for many years. Curriculum was based around some students but not all. - Changing how we teach and how we set up lessons in the future, will help to include students instead of labeling them with disabilities.
- 3. Three Main Principals - How do we present information? Using different ways of presenting material can help each student understand the topic in their own way. - How do we find out what students know? - How do we motivate students to be involved with learning?
- 4. The Processes of Universal Design 1. Identify the application 2. Define the universe 3. Involve consumers 4. Adopt guidelines or standards 5. Apply guidelines or standards 6. Plan for accommodations 7. Train and support 8. Evaluate
- 5. Universal Design Principles 1. Equitable Use 2. Flexibility in use 3. Simple and intuitive 4. Perceptible information 5. Tolerance for error 6. Low physical effort 7. Size and space for approach