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Back to Lady Gaga
Started by John Somers in UDL Series Discussions. Last reply by Jill Bowen 3 hours ago. 10 Replies 0 Likes
Bach to Lady Gaga
Started by John Somers in UDL Series Discussions. Last reply by Jill Bowen 4 hours ago. 1 Reply 0 Likes
Classroom Observation
Started by Sudeshna Saha in UDL in Practice. Last reply by sarrm@arps.org on Wednesday. 1 Reply 0 Likes
Ask Dr. Rose a Question About His Presentation: From Bach to Lady Gaga
Started by National Center on UDL in UDL Series Discussions Jan 24. 0 Replies 2 Likes
Pilot Projects in British Columbia
Started by kerry armstrong in UDL in Practice. Last reply by Don Glass Jan 19. 5 Replies 1 Like
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UDL Series Discussions
The UDL Series is a free online collection of rich media presentations that help educators to build UDL understanding, implementation skills, and leadership ability.
Ask Dr. Rose a Question About His Presentation: From Bach to Lady Gaga
Dr. David Rose uses a musical metaphor to explain and demonstrate the principles of UDL. What questions or comments come to mind about this presentation?
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Jill Bowen replied to John Somers's discussion 'Back to Lady Gaga'
I found it very interesting when Dr. Rose stated, "If we change contexts, disabilities change dramatically." After reflecting upon this presentation and thinking about my own students, it makes perfect sense. I have some students who are…
Jill Bowen replied to John Somers's discussion 'Bach to Lady Gaga'
UDL is a new concept for me and I know teachers at my school have not heard of it. I am excited to watch the series and explore the site to learn more. As a special education teacher, I would love to be able to take this into our classrooms. I agree…
John Somers replied to John Somers's discussion 'Back to Lady Gaga'
Your point is well taken: the expression of talent is only limited by context. I think UDL should permeate all aspects of education and society.
John Somers replied to John Somers's discussion 'Back to Lady Gaga'
Excellent points about the video and how Dr. Rose brings the concept of UDL alive! I think we will see a paradigm shift as preservice teachers who are now learning about UDL (especially in their junior year!) enter the teaching profession and…
Wade McClurg replied to John Somers's discussion 'Back to Lady Gaga'
Yes it is important to incorporate UDL in all aspects of education. In the classroom students need to be able to have access to everything they need to learn the curriculum taught to them, to give them the opportunity to do their best.…
Ashley Knight replied to John Somers's discussion 'Back to Lady Gaga'
I believe its crucial to study the strengths and weaknesses of the curriculum. This allows teachers to assess what materials work and what materials do not. This will also allow teachers to learn what they need to work on and how they can improve…
Ashley Knight replied to John Somers's discussion 'Back to Lady Gaga'
I really like how Tod recommended how people should make personalized instruments that will best fits each individual. This is especially true for students with disabilities. It was very rewarding watching Dan play his own personalized instrument…
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