Self Reflection on UDL ImplementationSelf Reflection on UDL ImplementationSelf Reflection on UDL ImplementationSelf Reflection on UDL Implementation

1. Reflect on your instructional methods and materials over the past two months. Select the most accurate answer for each item. *

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I provide students choices for responding and products that demonstrate their skill & knowledge (e.g. verbal, written, drawing, physical demonstration, technology)

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I provide students choices for the types of tools they can use (e.g. paper­pencil, computer, Promethean Board alternatives to handwriting, calculator) to generate products that demonstrate their skill and knowledge

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I provide students variety or choices in methods to learn information that tap into diverse learning styles (e.g. small groups/stations/centers, technology, readings at varied levels)

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I present curriculum materials in additional formats beyond viewable text and a teacher speaking (e.g., text in digital files that could be read aloud, online resources, audio, video, pictures, charts)

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I use multiple types of explanatory devices (e.g., concept maps, graphic organizers, demonstration, pictures, audio/video, written, diagrams, chart, models, manipulatives)

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I use instructional materials (e.g., paper handouts, digital materials, presentations) with drawings or images to complement text and a teacher speaking

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I share digital instructional materials I obtain or create in a location where all staff can locate and use them (e.g. folders on StaffShared, EIC Instructional Center)

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Comments 

Self Reflection on UDL ImplementationSelf Reflection on UDL ImplementationSelf Reflection on UDL ImplementationSelf Reflection on UDL Implementation2. Which of these items do you plan on completing more frequently during the next two months? Choose no more than two.

Provide students choices for responding and products that demonstrate their skill & knowledge (e.g. verbal, written, drawing, physical 

demonstration, technology) 

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Provide students choices for the types of tools they can use (e.g. paper­pencil, computer, Promethean Board alternatives to handwriting, 

calculator) to generate products that demonstrate their skill and knowledge 

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Provide students variety or choices in methods to learn information that tap into diverse learning styles (e.g. small 

groups/stations/centers, technology, readings at varied levels) 

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Present curriculum materials in additional formats beyond viewable text and a teacher speaking (e.g., text in digital files that could be 

read aloud, online resources, audio, video, pictures, charts) 

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Use multiple types of explanatory devices (e.g., concept maps, graphic organizers, demonstration, pictures, audio/video, written, 

diagrams, chart, models, manipulatives) 

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Use instructional materials (e.g., paper handouts, digital materials, presentations) with drawings or images to complement text and a 

teacher speaking 

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Share digital instructional materials I obtain or create in a location where all staff can locate and use them (e.g. folders on StaffShared, 

EIC Instructional Center) 

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Notes