Universal Design for Learning (UDL) provides a proactive framework for designing learning environments that anticipate learner variability and reduce barriers to access, engagement, and learning. In this session, participants will build foundational knowledge of UDL and explore its connection to effective teaching and learning practices. Through case study analysis and data reflection, participants will examine how UDL aligns with district priorities, including the Effective District Framework, and identify conditions that support successful implementation at both the classroom and systems levels. Participants will leave with a deeper understanding of learner variability, insights from district data, and actionable next steps for creating more accessible and responsive learning environments for all students.
Learning Objectives
Participants will:
Build foundational knowledge of Universal Design for Learning (UDL) and its impact on teaching and learning.
Identify connections between UDL and district-wide priorities, including the Effective District Framework.
Explore conditions and strategies for successful UDL implementation at the classroom and systems levels.
Analyze district-wide data trends and reflect on current practices to identify strengths, opportunities, and next steps for supporting all learners.

Leadership staff (campus and district) who supports students with disabilities in inclusive settings: i.e., general education, bilingual education, content specific, special education.

Bilingual / ESL
Diagnosis / Removal of Obstacles to Student Learning
Diversity and Special Needs Populations
English Language Arts/Reading
Instruction for Students with Diverse Needs
Instructional Strategies
Learning Strategies
Mathematics
Science
Social Studies
Special Education

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