Archive for the 'Universal Design for Learning (UDL)' Category

Nov 13 2008

*New* UDL Guidelines from CAST

Visit the CAST Website and read the NEW UDL Guidelines.

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Nov 06 2008

Technology Tool Analysis

Directions for this Hand-On Activity:
Download the Tool Analysis here.
Select a Technology Tool from the list provided. Complete the Tool Analysis using the CAST guidelines to help facilitate your analysis. Be sure to provide examples of how your tool addresses the principles of Universal Design for Learning. 

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Aug 29 2008

Where Do You Find Joy?

As I walked out of the public library last evening, a reserved and eagerly awaited for book in hand, gratitude filled my heart as I thought to myself, “I am proud to be a librarian.”
Driving toward the mall, I described to my husband why I enjoy being a school librarian: If the work I do each day in my school helps [...]

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Aug 20 2008

STEM Programming, or just more S and M?

I don’t like Shakespeare. I think that the stories could be told in much more detail with far fewer words. I have a good number of friends that love Shakespeare, though, and every one of them can trace their love for Shakespeare’s works back to a special teacher that taught Romeo and Juliet (or Hamlet, [...]

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Jun 19 2008

“The Courage to Teach” Book Study, 2008

Parker Palmer’s Courage to Teach is a book that packs quite a few large ideas into each inch of print. Below you will find several quotes from Courage to Teach. Select one that resonates with you (either positively or negatively) and respond to it. Let’s see if we can’t raise the level of dialog on [...]

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May 12 2008

Leadership Matters: Supporting and Empowering Teacher Leaders

“Teachers will live up to their potential as leaders only when the school environment supports their efforts.”

Listen to a conversation with Dr. Craig Phillips of North Ridgeville City Schools: [audio:http://www.centerforleadership.org/podcasts/Phillips.mp3]
Learn how North Ridgeville utilizes the principles of Universal Design for Learning and other select initiatives to help build teacher capacity and increase student achievement.
Take a look at North Ridgeville’s [...]

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Apr 21 2008

Formative Assessment Presentation

Christine Foote, an Instructional Coach with the Lakewood City Schools facilitated a dynamite presentation during the Middle and High School Network Meetings in January. Listen below for her presentation, keeping in mind that this was a live discussion. There are times when participants without mics interacted and there is also a spot where Christine had some unknown mic trouble (fuzzy noise). 
Listen and Learn:[audio:http://www.centerforleadership.org/podcasts/FA_CF.mp3]
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