Universal Design for Learning Guidelines version 2.2¶
CAST. (2018). Universal Design for Learning Guidelines version 2.2.
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Mechanisms¶
- Multimodal Input Board
- Its strength is unlocking the contributors a speech-only format silences — the shy, the second-language speaker, the person who thinks in pictures — and it embodies the Universal Design for Learning principle of offering multiple means of engagement and expression rather than one mandatory mode.
This sourceEstablishes Universal Design for Learning through multiple means of engagement and multiple means of action and expression.
- Its strength is unlocking the contributors a speech-only format silences — the shy, the second-language speaker, the person who thinks in pictures — and it embodies the Universal Design for Learning principle of offering multiple means of engagement and expression rather than one mandatory mode.
- Multiple Demonstration Format
- This aligns with the multiple means of action and expression principle in Universal Design for Learning
This sourceCalls for multiple means of action and expression so learners can demonstrate mastery in varied ways while pursuing a common goal.
- This aligns with the multiple means of action and expression principle in Universal Design for Learning
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