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UDL universal designed learning


UDL is a learning program designed to help teachers plan curriculum's that will be accessible to all students regardless of their abilities. By planning and designing a universal curriculum all students can gain. Teachers must provide students with multiple representations of the lesson. Using multiple ways of representing the lesson can help students of various strengths learn. Additionally, teachers should provide students with multiple activities to be able to express what they know. Using various different activities students can express their understanding in multiple ways depending on their ability. Finally, engagement, students will vary in what will interest them and stimulate them therefore teachers should try to provide them with multiple ways of engagement to get them into the lesson in their own way.

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