Models to continue and to consider as we move into hybrid, concurrent instruction
Recommendations from Dr. Catlin Tucker
Equity by design and UDL from Katy Novak, Author & Educator
How to Address Barriers in Remote Learning, Feb. 2021
Questions for teachers to consider while making instructional decisions
What do I want students to know and be able to do and what are the standards or learning intentions?
What are the potential barriers?
What is the learner variability I need to consider?
What are the potential barriers?
How do I continue to develop expert learners?
What are the potential barriers?
What materials and technology tools should I use for engagement, representation, action & expression?
What are the potential barriers?
All SCUSD teachers have been provided the guidance and opportunity to learn about the Universal Design for Learning Guidelines focused on engagement, representation, action and expression to activate in all learners, the "what," the "why," and the "how," of learning. Using the three principles offered in the guidelines to support lesson design and delivery helps teachers to reach the goal of developing expert learners who are purposeful and motivated, resourceful and knowledgeable, and strategic and goal-oriented.
If any teacher missed any of the opportunities to build or solidify their understanding of UDL, please access the modules below.
Additional Resources