Universal Design (UDL) aims to make learning accessible to all students by designing lessons from the start using multiple means of representation, action and expression, and engagement. UDL seeks to help all students become expert learners who know a lot, can perform skills well, enjoy learning, and want to learn more by removing barriers through hands-on, interactive techniques rather than solely relying on reading.

1. Universal Design
By: Scott Levy

2. What is its main purpose?
Its main purpose is to make sure that
everybody is a successful learner and
reaches what is called an expert learner.

3. Expert Learner
An expert learner means that the student
knows a lot, they know how to do a lot, they
love learning and they want to do it more.

4. What is the key to UDL?
Is that we are designing learning experiences,
which from the beginning are designed to be
universal and to make sure that everybody
learns.

5. The Three Principles of
UDL
1. Provide multiple means of representation
2. Provide multiple means of action and
expression
3. Provide multiple means of engagement

6. How it is implemented in
education
Teachers implement UDL by gauging possible
barriers for students and use methods such
as hands on, interactive and engaging. This
gets students to actually do something other
than just reading.