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Intro to Universal Design for Learning: Action & Expression

The Universal Design for Learning (UDL) principle of action & expression is a cornerstone of inclusive education. Action and expression represent the “how” of learning: the ways in which learners navigate an environment and show what they know. Join us as we unravel the mysteries of strategic networks in the brain and explore the myriad ways you can incorporate this powerful principle into your instructional design. This course is intended for educators in all subjects and grade levels.

In this course, you will:

  • Define the three principles of Universal Design for Learning.
  • Explain how UDL can eliminate barriers for learners and create equitable learning outcomes.
  • Identify examples of the UDL principle of action and expression in practice across grade levels and content areas.
  • Utilize the UDL principle of action and expression to create instruction that encourages students to become expert learners.
  • SCECHs Granted

    3

    Who should take this course?

    Administrator
    Community
    Teacher

    What grade level(s) does this course apply to?

    High School
    Lower Elementary
    Middle School
    Post-Secondary
    Upper Elementary

    Course Vendor

    Michigan Virtual