UDL & Apps
Exploring how technology helps develop expert learners
Week One: Reflection
Now that you've watched this week's webinar, think about the various questions below and post a comment about one or more of them, or ask your own question, in the Google+ community. We will also discuss these in more detail in our Hangout and Twitter Chat.
This week’s Essential Question:
How do I design learning that addresses learner variability and reduces barriers to learning for all students?
This week's Video Questions:
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In what ways has UDL changed since you first encountered it?
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What assumptions and beliefs do you have about learning and learners?
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Why do you think CAST reordered the Principles and “flipped” the guidelines?
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How will these changes impact how you approach UDL in your practice?
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Can you think of another game, resource or lesson you could apply the “rubik’s cube” principle to?
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Can you think of another example, similar to shoes and cockpits, where one size does not fit all?
Assumptions and Beliefs:
Which one of the UDL assumptions & beliefs resonated with you? Why? How will you apply it to your classroom?