Universal Design for Learning (UDL) is a framework that addresses the primary barrier to fostering expert learners within instructional environments: inflexible, “one-size-fits-all” curricula. It is inflexible curricula that raise unintentional barriers to learning. Learners who are “in the margins”, such as learners who are gifted and talented or have disabilities, are particularly vulnerable.
Three primary principles, which are based on neuroscience research, guide UDL and provide the underlying framework for the UDL Guidelines:
Here is the Flex Day presentation from the UDL toolbox series. It goes over some of the new UDL 3.0 guidelines
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