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To understand the UDL Guidelines To consider applications to practice Afternoon Goals:

To understand the UDL Guidelines To consider applications to practice Afternoon Goals:

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Page 1: To understand the UDL Guidelines To consider applications to practice Afternoon Goals:

• To understand the UDL Guidelines

• To consider applications to practice

Afternoon Goals:

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Quadrant 1

Choose at least 1 person to put in each quadrant

Quadrant 2

Quadrant 3 Quadrant 4

Quadrant Partners

What is take away from the morning session?

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3 Principles 9 guidelines to design for variability

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3 Principles, 9 Guidelines with checkpoints

UDL Guidelines Image

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Learning Brain & UDL Guidelines

• Recognition: the “what” of learning– Multiple means of representation

• Strategic Network: the “how”– Multiple means of action and expression

• Affective Network: the “why” – Multiple means of engagement

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Goal of learning:Expert learners

• Resourceful, knowledgeable • Strategic, goal directed• Purposeful, motivated

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Flexibility using UDL Guidelines

• Do not have to use them all

• Often using one guideline supports another

• Designing learning experiences using the Guidelines may take longer at first, but they support learner variability

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David Rose presents the UDL Guidelines

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CAST 2012

Multiple Means to Access Guidelines

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CAST 2012

Multiple Means to Access Guidelines

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Build lessons that are ‘more full’

• Use UDL Guidelines to build upon the design of learning environments that support variability

Half Full Glass Image

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Identify & interpret patterns of sound, light, taste, smell, and touch

Recognition Network: “what of learning”

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CAST 2012

Variability & Recognition networkCount how many times the players wearing white pass the basketball.

Basketball Video Image

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“We are designed to focus on whatever we are looking for.”

Jill Bolte Taylor, Stroke of Insight

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Context & Recognition Network:What is this?

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CAST 2012

Options for presenting information

• Customize display• Alternatives for auditory &

visual information

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CAST 2012

Options for language & symbols

• Vocabulary, symbols• Cross-language supports• Multi-media

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CAST 2012

• background knowledge• Highlight patterns• Maximize transfer

Options for comprehension

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Plan, execute, monitor actions & skills

Strategic Networks: “how of learning”

CAST©2008

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Phineas Gage: frontal lobe

Phineas Gage Image

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CAST 2012

Options for physical actions

• Vary methods of response• Provide access to tools &

assistive technology

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- GOAL - Draw a picture: ‘What is a pioneer’

Student DrawingImage

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- GOAL - Tell me: ‘What is a pioneer?’

Student: ‘A pioneer is a person who has left their home to go West.’

2nd grade Student Picture

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- GOAL - Write about: ‘What is a pioneer?’

“A pioneer is a person that has chosen or is forced to leave their home. A pioneer leaves their home or cabin in a covered wagon. They didn’t have construction builders, so they would make everything out of nature. They would travel up and down mountains and up and down lakes, rivers, and

streams.”

Student Writing Image

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CAST 2012

Options for expressive skills & fluency• Tools to communicate &

compose• Graduated levels of support

for practice

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CAST 2012

Options for executive functions• Clear goals• Support planning &

monitoring process

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Importance of goals:

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CAST 2012

What strategies are used to reach the goal?

Child Sitting at Table for Marshmallow

Test Image

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• What can you apply to your work?

• How might you incorporate one new idea?

• Why is this relevant to your work?

Find your Q1 partner

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Share a highlight!

Sharing Image

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Break

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Evaluate & set priorities

Affective Networks: “why of learning”

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You are going to do this…

How do you feel?

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You are going to do this…

How do you feel?

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You are going to do this…

How do you feel?

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You are going to do this…

How do you feel?

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How do you feel?

Appraisal

Activation

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Resources: one’s perceived skills

& resources

Demands

Perceived level of challenge in environment

Is this Good for Me, or Bad for me?

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Perceived Resources & Demands:

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Focus on the Interaction

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CAST 2012

Options for recruiting interest

• Options for choice, autonomy• Authentic, relevant• Minimize distractions

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CAST 2012

Options for sustaining effort & persistence

• Salient goals• Vary demands, optimize challenge• Collaboration• Mastery oriented feedback

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CAST 2012

Options for self-regulation

• Optimize motivation, coping strategies

• Self assessment & reflection

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• Watch the video of a ‘snapshot’ of teacher practice

• What evidence do you see of the Guidelines?

• What additional lesson design ideas could you offer based on the Guidelines?

Find your Q2 partner

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Cell Video

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This workshop: build awareness

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Reflect

• What new ideas resonated in a way that may influence what you do in your practice?

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Tomorrow:

• Application to practice:– Bring a lesson or item to work on

• Evaluation