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Universal Design in Learning seanjsmith.pbworks.com/ku Sean J. Smith – Jamie Basham Don Deshler Department of Special Education Center for Research on Learning

Learner Variability 8.5

Universal Design for Learning (UDL) Provides multiple means for The way information/knowledge is represented (multiple means of representation) The way student demonstrate or express understanding (multiple means of expression) The way students engage in learning (multiple means of engagement )

Universal Design for Learning Guidelines

UDL – An Introduction

UDL 101 Number of Web-based Tutorials

udltechtoolkit.wikispaces.com

iBook Author

Element 1 – Clear Goals Goals and desired outcomes of the lesson/unit are aligned to the established content standards. Goals are clearly defined and separate from means. They allow multiple paths/options for achievement. Teachers have a clear understanding of the goal(s) of the lesson and specific learner outcomes. Goals address the needs of every learner, are communicated in ways that are understandable to each learner, and can be expressed by them.

Element 2: Intentional Planning for Learner Variability Intentional proactive planning that recognizes every learner is unique and that meeting the needs of learners in the margins- from challenged to most advanced- will likely benefit everyone. Addressing learner strengths and weaknesses, considering variables such as perceptual ability, language ability, background knowledge, cognitive strategies, and motivation. Anticipates the need for options, methods, materials, and other resources- including personnel- to provide adequate support and scaffolding. Maintains the rigor of the lesson- for all learners- by planning efforts (1) that embed necessary supports and (2) reduce unnecessary barriers.

Element 3: Flexible Methods and Materials Teachers use a variety of media and methods to present information and content A variety of methods are used to engage learners (e.g., provide choice, address student interest) and promote their ability to monitor their own learning (e.g., goal setting, self- assessment, and reflection). Learners use a variety of media and methods to demonstrate their knowledge.

Element 4: Timely Progress Monitoring Formative assessments are frequent and timely enough to plan/redirect instruction and support intended outcomes. A variety of formative and summative assessments (e.g., projects, oral tests, written tests) are used by the learner to demonstrate knowledge and skill. Frequent opportunities exist for teacher reflection and new understandings.