Universal Design for Learning Flashcards

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What is Universal Design Learning?

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Acknowledges diversity among individual learners when designing instruction

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How many Primary Brain Networks are there?

A 1 
B 3
C 5
D 8
E 11
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B Three

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What is the Recognition Network of the brain?

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Perceiving and gathering information
Understanding ideas
Recalling facts
Recognizing voices and language

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What is the Strategic Network of the brain??

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Planning and organizing tasks
Connecting ideas together
Executing actions
Demonstrating skills

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Which Brain Network is associated with displaying mastery of competencies?

A Recognition
B Strategic
C Affective

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Strategic Network

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What are Affective Networks of the brain?

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Enable us to assign significant or personal meaning to information

How we engage with learning process

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Define Principle 1, Multiple Means of Representation

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Focusses on ensuring variety in instructional delivery.

Leverage different mediums such as print, electronic, visual, aural

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The Guideline to Provide Options for Perception is an example of which Principle of Learning?

1 Multiple Means of Representation
2 Multiple Means of Action & Expression
3 Multiple Means of Engagement

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1 Multiple Means of Representation

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How might options for perception allow for customized information?

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Present information in multiple formats

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How might options for perception make auditory information accessible?

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Consider captions, transcripts, and incorporate speech to tech technology

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How might options for perception make visual information accessible?

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Be cognizant of information presented in visual formats may not be accessible to students with visual impairments

Provide multiple formats of content

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The Guideline to Provide Options for Language, Mathematical Expressions, and Symbols is an example of which Principle of Learning?

1 Multiple Means of Representation
2 Multiple Means of Action & Expression
3 Multiple Means of Engagement

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1 Multiple Means of Representation

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How might options for language, math, and symbols be supported through Explaining vocabulary and symbols

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Teach vocabulary and symbol meaning. Providing descriptions

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How might options for language, math, and symbols be supported through highlighting syntax and structure

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Ensure relationships are highlighted and emphasized

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How might options for language, math, and symbols be supported through deciphering mathematical notation, text, and symbols

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Use symbols frequently

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How might options for language, math, and symbols be supported through support for other languages

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Consider definitions in both native language and local language

Electronic translation tools

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The Guideline to Provide Options for Comprehension is an example of which Principle of Learning?

1 Multiple Means of Representation
2 Multiple Means of Action & Expression
3 Multiple Means of Engagement

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1 Multiple Means of Representation

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How might options for comprehension be supported through background knowledge?

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Retention of new knowledge is better when it can be connected to previous knowledge

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How might options for comprehension be supported through Patterns, Critical Features, Big Ideas, and Relationships

A Key to learning is identifying what is important and what is secondary.
B Highlighting major concepts can focus learning
C Rote memorization is a basis for learning
D A and B Only
E B and C Only
F A and C only

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D, A and B Only

A Key to learning is identifying what is important and what is secondary.
B Highlighting major concepts can focus learning

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How might options for comprehension be supported through Supporting Information processing, visualization, and manipulation

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Processing information is a skill to be nurtured including picking, choosing, and modifying information to allow better recall

Examples include scaffolds in learning materials delivering information in small digestible parts

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How might options for comprehension be supported through Support Transfer and Generalization

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Application of information in different contexts

22
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Define Principle 2, Multiple Means of Action and Expression

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Gives learners multiple options to demonstrate what they know

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The Guideline to Provide Options for Physical Action is an example of which Principle of Learning?

1 Multiple Means of Representation
2 Multiple Means of Action & Expression
3 Multiple Means of Engagement

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2 Multiple Means of Action & Expression

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How might Options for Physical Action be supported through options for response and navigation?

A Some students may need additional time to complete activities to to various disabilities
B Provide multiple forms of expression to express learnings
C Instructors should be flexible providing alternatives to maximize physical interaction in classroom
D A and B Only
E B and C Only
F A and C Only

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F A and C Only

A Some students may need additional time to complete activities to to various disabilities

C Instructors should be flexible providing alternatives to maximize physical interaction in classroom

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How might Options for Physical Action be supported through support tools and assistive technologies?

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Instruction should be designed in a manner compatible with different tools and assistive technologies

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The Guideline to Provide Options for Expression and Communication is an example of which Principle of Learning?

1 Multiple Means of Representation
2 Multiple Means of Action & Expression
3 Multiple Means of Engagement

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2 Multiple Means of Action & Expression

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How might Options for Expression and Communication be supported through Various Media for consumption?

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Some students are better at written expression. Others art, music. graphics and mixed media assignments support learning

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How might Options for Expression and Communication be supported through Options for Constructions and Composition?

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Curricula should be designed to allow a number of tools to respond to learning

29
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How might Options for Expression and Communication be supported through Fluency and Practice and Performance

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Learners build fluency through guidance and learning different was to approach a skill or task.

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The Guideline to Provide Options for Executive Functions is an example of which Principle of Learning?

1 Multiple Means of Representation
2 Multiple Means of Action & Expression
3 Multiple Means of Engagement

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2 Multiple Means of Action & Expression

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How might Options for Executive Functions be supported by Encouraging Student-goal setting

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Students should be encouraged to set their own goals

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How might Options for Executive Functions be supported by supporting planning and strategy development?

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Students may have a goal but now know the best way to obtain that goal.

Support in mapping how to get to a goal in a strategic manner.

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How might Options for Executive Functions be supported by supporting information and resources management?

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Lessons and mechanics to store and recall information such as guides, templates, organizers.

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How might Options for Executive Functions be supported by Allowing for Progress Monitoring?

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Feedback is crucial to learning and allows students to see worth in learning.

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Define Principle 3, Multiple Means of Engagement

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When learners can make personal connections to education and assign significance, it increase the chances of internalizing information.

Recognizes need for providing multiple ways to get learners INVOLVED in education

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The Guideline to Provide Options for Recruiting Interest is an example of which Principle of Learning?

1 Multiple Means of Representation
2 Multiple Means of Action & Expression
3 Multiple Means of Engagement

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3 Multiple Means of Engagement

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How might Options for Recruiting Interest be supported by Promoting Individual Choice and Autonomy?

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Encourage students to choose how they will receive instruction and choose how they will be assessed for activities.

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How might Options for Recruiting Interest be supported by Emphasizing Relevance, Value, and Authenticity?

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To recruit interest, teachers should emphasize relevance and help learners connect to topics through authentic assessment and activities.

Helping students make personal connections.

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How might Options for Recruiting Interest be supported by Reducing Threats and Distractions?

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Learning occurs better in safe environments.

Minimize distractions

Have a schedule, but plan for various activities and breaks as necessary.

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The Guideline to Provide Options for Sustaining Effort and Persistence is an example of which Principle of Learning?

1 Multiple Means of Representation
2 Multiple Means of Action & Expression
3 Multiple Means of Engagement

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3 Multiple Means of Engagement

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How might Options for Sustaining Effort and Persistence be supported by Reiterating Goals and Objectives?

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Learners may forget purpose behind tasks. Important to reiterate goals and stress objectives.

Facilitate discussions on goals and find individual meaning.

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How might Options for Sustaining Effort and Persistence be supported by Varying Learning Challenges?

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Not every learner is challenged the same way.

Help learners identify what motivates them.

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How might Options for Sustaining Effort and Persistence be supported by Promoting Collaboration and Communication?

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Communication and Collaboration are needed beyond the classroom.

How might students support one another during learning process through peer assessment, group activities, peer tutors, and programs that bring learners together.

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How might Options for Sustaining Effort and Persistence be supported by Giving Mastery-Oriented Feedback Often?

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Instructors can engage learners through specific, constructive feedback.

Feedback should go beyond Right and Wrong and provide details to improve mastery of a topic.

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The Guideline to Provide Options for Self-Regulation is an example of which Principle of Learning?

1 Multiple Means of Representation
2 Multiple Means of Action & Expression
3 Multiple Means of Engagement

A

3 Multiple Means of Engagement

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How might Options for Self Regulation be supported by Using belief to increase motivation?

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Learners need realistic personal academic goals

Teachers should incorporate multiple options to help with goal setting.

Rubrics, Checklists, Study Guides, Calendars and Self Reflection

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How might Options for Self Regulation be supported by Strengthening Coping Skills and Strategies?

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Teachers need to include strategies for helping students deal with stressful situations.

Teachers can provide feedback to handle frustrations and phobias through real-life examples

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How might Options for Self Regulation be supported by Nurturing Self-Assessment and Reflection

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Maintain motivation by externalizing progress towards a goal - Charts, Portfolios, Templates to collect information on academic behavior