Universal Design for Learning for Inclusion and Empowerment ISTE 2020

Agenda

  • Accessibility and UDL, Luis Pérez
  • UDL Inclusion and Empowerment K12, Rhianon Gutierrez
  • UDL Promotes Inclusion and Empowerment in Post Secondary, Dr Kimberley Coy
  • UDL Promotes Inclusion, Empowerment and Hospitality, Helen DeWaard

Thus, it was a comprehensive representation of the UDL framework where educators, leaders and students strive to achieve their respective learning outcomes in the academic environment.

The depth and power of the UDL model from the inclusion and empowerment perspectives was discussed.

What is the role of the educator? A diverse role was illustrated and examined using the principles of UDL to remove barriers and emphasise inclusion.

The experts outlined the challenges for the educator:

How to design the learning space, training students, assisting students break barriers and include their voice in the design of learning environment.

They demonstrated strategies to assist the educational community, including reflection and feedback on the learning process.

The importance of giving a voice to teachers, students, parents and administration sections within the educational structure.

Is it possible to develop a learner motivated, empowered with personal learning goals? Yes, it is possible, with the application of the UDL principles outlined in this presentation and it will be an enjoyable experience for teachers and students.

Take a look at the comprehensive supporting research below to develop your UDL strategy.

Marie Collins

CESI Executive

Supporting research, ISTE 2020 UDL Guidelines: http://udlguidelines.cast.org
UDL at a Glance : https://youtu.be/bDvKnY0g6e4
https://elearnmag.acm.org/archive.cfm?aid=3331173
UDL on Campus: http://udloncampus.cast.org

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