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Goals for afternoon • To build your UDL ‘toolkit’

Goals for afternoon To build your UDL ‘toolkit’. Share your morning lesson work: What is the goal? How is variability supported? – UDL Guidelines What

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Goals for afternoon

• To build your UDL ‘toolkit’

Page 2: Goals for afternoon To build your UDL ‘toolkit’. Share your morning lesson work: What is the goal? How is variability supported? – UDL Guidelines What

Share your morning lesson work:

• What is the goal?• How is variability supported? –UDL Guidelines

• What is the assessment, how will you know if the goal was reached?

Quadrant 1 Quadrant 2

Quadrant 3 Quadrant 4

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Teacher reflections: MITS video

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UDL and… Differentiated Instruction

UDL: DI:

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UDL and… Differentiated Instruction

UDL:•Proactive•Evaluate classroom, environment, lessons•Intentional•Design prior to student arrival•Variability•Values variety

DI:•Reactive•Evaluates student

•Cause and effect•Retrofit instruction

•Individual disability•Conforms to ‘normal’

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UDL Toolkit

• National Center on UDL:– Implement: Tale of 4 Districts– About UDL: Learner video series

• CAST Learning Tools:– Math, lesson design, reading, science writer…

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Break out options: 1:30-2:00Founders room, Palmer room

• UDL Design: Udio: interactive tool for reading support at all levelsNick

• Graphic organizers: thinking about Strategic NetworkKavita

• UDL BookBuilder: online supportive environment for contentAllison

• Work independently and explore resources

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Share ideas from breakout sessions

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Where are you in your understanding about UDL?

1 = Just beginning, what does ‘UDL’ even stand for?

2 = I know a little about UDL

3 = Ask me anything about UDL: I could lead this session!

9CAST Wakefield 10/5-10/6/2013

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Reflect

• What are you going to share with your colleagues?

• What are you going “Monday morning”?

• Where are you with respect to your personal goals?

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Summary of workshop: Explore

• Introduction to UDL: theory, CAST

• Cornerstones of learning: variability, context

• UDL Guidelines

• UDL lesson design process: goals, principles

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What’s UDL today?

Options for Perception Options for Action & Expression

Options for Engagement

Perception:Customize digital versions, Oral & PowerPoints, chart, videos, many forms of Guidelines, chart paper, tweet

Physical Action:Write, type, discuss, do, activity, playdoh, tweet, UDL Connect

Recruit interest:Breakout choices,Authentic: your lesson application

Vocabulary:multiple media, many examples, PowerPoint

Expression & Communication:Additional resources in Notes, handouts, discussions, question/answer sessions

Effort and Persistence:Quadrant discussions, keep goals clear, recognize process, provide resources to meet demands

Background: Classroom examples, model example, more options to watch and analyze

Executive function:Clear goals, flexible options where we canAgenda

Self Regulate:Reflection, next steps, strategize with colleagues, check-ins

What was UDL?

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Dancing Leader: lone nut?

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Possible next steps: •Post discussions to UDL Connect•Support teams: develop lessons & continue discussion•Contact us, online courses, other institutes•Spring session: 1 day: share what UDL have you done!

Evaluation, your feedback is instrumental!