This document provides a checklist for educators to document how they implemented the nine UDL guidelines in a lesson plan or project. It includes examples of how the educator used technology to represent information in multiple ways, provide options for comprehension and language expression, and allow for different forms of physical action and expression.
This document provides a checklist for educators to document how they implemented the nine UDL guidelines in a lesson plan or project. It includes examples of how the educator used technology to represent information in multiple ways, provide options for comprehension and language expression, and allow for different forms of physical action and expression.
This document provides a checklist for educators to document how they implemented the nine UDL guidelines in a lesson plan or project. It includes examples of how the educator used technology to represent information in multiple ways, provide options for comprehension and language expression, and allow for different forms of physical action and expression.
This document provides a checklist for educators to document how they implemented the nine UDL guidelines in a lesson plan or project. It includes examples of how the educator used technology to represent information in multiple ways, provide options for comprehension and language expression, and allow for different forms of physical action and expression.
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CAST 2011 UDL Guidelines Educator Checklist Version 2
Project Reflection Sheet for UDL Educators Checklist
How did you use technology to implement the 9 UDL guidelines? Explain in the nine boxes below. Resave the file as Group # UDL checklist I Provide !ultiple !eans of Representation" #our notes $ Provide options for perception 1. Students will be able to understand the concept of seuencing and how they can apply to it to their e!eryday life. 1.1 Use an "cti!e #nspire to display definitions instead of paper and pencil. 1.2 Ha!e the students listen to the story through a youtube !ideo by the author $Eric %arle&. 1.3 Ha!e pictures displaying morning routine acti!ities that the students will seuence. '(a)e students through a picture wal) through the story $$ *ffer ways of customi+ing the display of information $% *ffer alternati!es for auditory information $& *ffer alternati!es for !isual information % Provide options for lan'ua'e( )athe)atical e*pressions( and s+),ols ,. ,.- New vocabulary that will be read in the book can be introduced through Active Inspire as the class matches the definitions with the corresponding terms. 2.2 The teachers will highlight important sequencing words throughout the story. ,.. (eachers will pause throughout the story to encourage group discussion as they respond to comprehension uestions. ,./ (eachers will re!iew unfamiliar terms in the beginning of the lesson. '(eachers will go o!er animals mentioned in the story that may be unfamiliar to ELL students through a picture wal). ,.0 Students will gi!en a printed copy of the story and will be encouraged to follow along as they listen to the author read the story aloud. %$ %larify !ocabulary and symbols %% %larify syntax and structure %& Support decoding of text1 and mathematical notation1 and symbols %- 2romote understanding across language %. #llustrate through multiple media & Provide options for co)prehension . ..- 3elate the idea of seuencing by sharing the order of their daily routines. 'Students will re!iew unfamiliar !ocabulary 'Students will re!iew animals through a picture wal) .., Teachers will emphasize key events in the story along with any other previously taught concepts. ... (eachers will brea) up the lesson into sections by first introducing the concept of seuencing1 then go o!er unfamiliar terms1 then ta)ing the students through a picture wal)1 and the teacher will pause the !ideo to as) comprehension uestions to guide information processing. ../ (eacher will display a timer on the promethium board to )eep students focused and to promote time management. &$ "cti!ate or supply bac)ground )nowledge &% Highlight patterns1 critical features1 big ideas1 and relationships && 4uide information processing1 !isuali+ation1 and manipulation &- 5aximi+e transfer and generali+ation II Provide !ultiple !eans for /ction and E*pression" #our notes 4. Provide options for ph+sical action / /.- Ha!e students come to the promethium board to match definitions with the terms instead of writing them on paper. /., Students will ha!e access to their own copies of 6(he 4rouchy Ladybug! access to the promethium board and auditory representation of "The #rouchy $adybug.! -$ 7ary the methods for response and na!igation -% *ptimi+e access to tools and assisti!e technologies 5. Provide options for e*pression and co))unication 0 0.- "llow students to match pictures on the promethium board instead of writing answers on paper. .$ Use multiple media for communication CAST 2011 UDL Guidelines Educator Checklist Version 2