SXSW EDU 2019
UDL: Designing for Learner Variability
Description:
Neuroscience tells us that every brain is completely unique, that every person is an individual. Yet schools still teach as if all students learn at the same pace and in the same way.
Join this interactive session to learn the basics of the neuroscience of learning. Participate in a brief design thinking activity that will give you a taste of how to transform your thinking and enrich your lesson design. You will leave ready to master UDL so that ALL students can become expert learners!
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Takeaways
- Participants will understand that all learners are unique and that lessons must be designed with this variability in mind.
- Participants will experiment with the Universal Design for Learning framework to ensure that all students can access rigorous learning.
- Participants will use design thinking to iterate on creative and original ideas for lesson design.
Speakers
- Jennifer Levine, Director of Professional Learning, CAST, Inc.
Organizer
Jennifer Levine, Director of Professional Learning, CAST, Inc.
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