What is UDL?
What does UDL stand For?
Universal Design For Learning
What are the three principles of UDL?
What do academic standards identify?
What are the four components?
Goals, assessments, methods, and materials
Name one material that can support student learning in a UDL Lesson.
A graphic organizer, storyboard, computer/technologies, or notes.
What is the main purpose of UDL?
To make learning accessible to a wide range of learners.
Which principle involves presenting information in different ways?
Multiple means of representation.
Break it down to identify the skills and concepts students need to learn.
Which component identifies how students will demonstrate their learning?
Assessments
Name two ways students could create a narrative.
Writing, an oral presentation, or a multimedia presentation.
What does learner variability mean?
Students differ in how they learn, process information, communicate, and complete tasks.
Which principle gives students different ways to demonstrate what they know?
Multiple means of action and expression.
Name one skill or concept students need to demonstrate.
Developing events, using descriptive details, or organizing events clearly.
Which component includes strategies and scaffolds that support student learning?
Methods
Why might a teacher provide feedback while students are still working on an assignment?
To help students improve their work and make progress toward the learning goals.