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Reflective Supervision, Udl Classroom, Universal Design For Learning, Toddler Curriculum, Assistive Technology, Reading Fluency, Classroom Environment, Teacher Appreciation Week, Universal Design

How to make classrooms suitable for a diverse student population? It is certainly a point worth pondering and a lot has been done in this direction. Schools, colleges, and universities in the US accept students from all age groups, professional backgrounds, linguistics, and those managing difficulties like Dyslexia. The

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Aimee Fikkers [Piggott ES]
Udl Classroom, Universal Design For Learning, Average Student, Inclusive Education, Special Education Elementary, Student Services, Physical Space, Education For All, Special Education Students

UDL fans (and the UDL-curious among you): we’ve got a great post for you today. Over the past few years, we’ve done a bunch of UDL posts on getting started, busting through mental barriers, lesson planning, and supercharging traditional teaching strategies with UDL. But we haven’t written a lot about the actual prep work that […]

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Maureen Blazejewski
Flip Your Script: 9 Ways to Bust Mental Barriers to UDL | The Inclusion Lab Udl Classroom, Udl Lesson Plans, Instructional Coaching Tools, Teacher Expectations, Growth Mindset Resources, Instructional Planning, Social Studies Curriculum, Student Choice, Inclusive Education

Happy Tuesday, #TeamInclusion! I have a guest post today that co-teachers and UDL advocates will want to read and share. It’s by Dr. Deborah Taub, a UDL/inclusive ed expert and the Director of Research and Programs at Keystone Assessment. Through some short but powerful vignettes, she shows us what’s possible when co-teachers embrace UDL principles […]

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Tracie Belt
UDL Student Engagement HEADER Udl Classroom, Prodigy Math Game, Prodigy Math, Teacher Must Haves, Game Based Learning, Teachers Corner, Learning Apps, Cooperative Learning, Teaching Strategies

Student engagement is one of the most important building blocks of academic and social success—and probably one of the most difficult to achieve and maintain. Different students are engaged and motivated by very different things, which means teachers have to be on their toes all the time, looking for new ways to hook and keep […]

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Debbie Aue-Krueckeberg

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