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Dr. Patti Ralabate Director of Implementation CAST [email protected] UDL Lesson Planning Critique April 24, 2014 UDL

Dr. Patti Ralabate Director of Implementation CAST [email protected] UDL Lesson Planning Critique April 24, 2014 UDL

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Dr. Patti RalabateDirector of [email protected]

UDL Lesson Planning CritiqueApril 24, 2014

UDL

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Learner Outcome

Guiding appropriate goal-setting

Promoting expectations & beliefs to optimize motivation

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Identify ways that the UDL Guidelines and Checkpoints

can be integrated into Lesson Planning using UDL

Exchange

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Lesson Planning Process

Based on CCSS

@ 2013 CASTHighlighting patterns, critical features, big ideas & relationships

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Ralabate, October 2011

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http://udlexchange.cast.org/home

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Model Lesson – UDL Exchange

Building Vocabulary: "The Monkey's Paw“

• http://udlexchange.cast.org/lesson/9966

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Highlighting patterns, critical features, big ideas & relationships

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Critique using CAST Lesson Plan Format

INSTRUCTIONAL GOALS•Students will be able to determine the meaning of words and phrases as they are used in the text, including figurative and connotative meanings.

OBJECTIVE•Learn new vocabulary necessary for understanding the story

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Do the Goals/Objectives have a clear focus & endpoint that learners can articulate? Are they flexible enough to offer options?

Are they S.M.A.R.T? (Specific, Measureable, Attainable, Relevant & Timely)

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UDL Checkpoint: Clarify vocabulary & symbols

Suggestions:

Pre-teach vocabulary & symbols, in ways that promote connection to the learners’ experience & prior knowledge

Provide graphic symbols with alternative text descriptions

Highlight how complex terms, expressions, or equations are composed of simpler words or symbols

Embed support for vocabulary and symbols within the text (e.g., hyperlinks or footnotes to definitions, explanations, illustrations, previous coverage, translations)

Embed support for unfamiliar references within the text (e.g., domain specific notation, lesser known properties and theorems, idioms, academic language, figurative language, mathematical language, jargon, archaic language, colloquialism, and dialect)

http://www.udlresource.ca/?p=3153

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UDL Checkpoint: Foster collaboration & community

Suggestions:

Create cooperative learning groups with clear goals, roles, and responsibilities

Create school-wide programs of positive behavior support with differentiated objectives and supports

Provide prompts that guide learners in when & how to ask peers and/or teachers for help

Encourage and support opportunities for peer interactions and supports (e.g., peer-tutors)

Construct communities of learners engaged in common interests or activities

Create expectations for group work (e.g., rubrics, norms, etc.)

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Can you find the UDL practices?

REPRESENTATION

• Self-monitor or self-regulating options?

• Personal goal-setting?

• Recruits interest via relevancy & choice?

ENGAGEMENT

• Scaffolds for planning & problem-solving?

• Options for expression or use of multi-media?

• Options for access?

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• Options for activating background & scaffolding text-based info?

• Scaffolds for understanding language?

• Options for customizing info (perception)?

ACTION & EXPRESSION

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Can you find the UDL practices?

REPRESENTATION

• Self-monitor or self-regulating options?

• Personal goal-setting?

• Recruits interest via relevancy & choice?

ENGAGEMENT

• Scaffolds for planning & problem-solving?

• Options for expression or use of multi-media?

• Options for access?

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• Options for activating background & scaffolding text-based info?

• Scaffolds for understanding language?

• Options for customizing info?

ACTION & EXPRESSION

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YOUR CoP TASK

Develop ONE collaborative lesson to demonstrate the intersection of your shift & checkpoints

• We recommend the UDL Exchange or CAST Lesson Plan Format

• BUT you may choose any lesson plan format you wish

• You may choose to create a COLLECTION of lessons

Post your collaborative lesson in UDL Exchange:

• Name it: DC-OSSE (your school name) (your lesson topic)

• Remember to share it publicly

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