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Recognition Networks: “What” of Learning

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Recognition Networks: “What” of Learning

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An example of UDL principle “representation” is Perception. UDL guidelines website has three check points on this example. The three check points are “Offer ways of customizing the display of information”, “Offer alternatives for auditory information” and “Offer alternatives for visual information”. Another example of UDL principle “representation” is Language and Symbols. UDL guidelines website has five check points on this example. The five check points are “Clarify vocabulary and symbols”, “Clarify syntax and structure”, “Support decoding of text, mathematical notation, and symbols”, “Promote understanding across languages”, and “Illustrate through multiple media”. The last example of UDL principle “representation” is Comprehension. UDL guidelines website has four check points on this example. The four check points are “Activate or supply background knowledge”, “Highlight patterns, critical features, big ideas, and relationships”, “Guide information processing and visualization”, and “Maximize transfer and generalization”. These three guidelines and all of their checkpoints engage in flexible content that is not dependent on a single sense, such as touch, movement, hearing, or sight. Use languages which encourage mutual comprehension to communicate. Create new understandings and layers of meaning.

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An example of UDL principle “engagement” is Recruiting Interest. The three check points are “Optimize individual choice and autonomy”, “Optimize relevance, value, and authenticity”, and “Minimize threats and distractions”. Another example of UDL principle “engagement” is Sustaining Effort and Persistence. UDL guidelines website has four check points on this example. The four check points are “Heighten salience of goals and objectives, “Vary demands and resources to optimize challenge”, “Foster collaboration and community” and “Increase mastery-oriented feedback”. The last example of UDL principle “engagement” is Self-Regulation. UDL guidelines website has three check points on this example. The three check points are “Promote expectations and beliefs that optimize motivation”, “Facilitate personal coping skills and strategies”, and “Develop self-assessment and reflection”. These three guidelines and all of their checkpoints inspire enthusiasm and interest in learning. Face obstacles with motivation and focus. Utilize emotions and inspiration to improve learning.

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An example of UDL principle “action and expression” is Physical Action. UDL guidelines website has two check points on this example. The two check points are “Vary the methods for response and navigation” and “Optimize access to tools and assistive technologies”. Another example of UDL principle “action and expression” is Expression and Communication. UDL guidelines website has three check points on this example. The three check points are “Use multiple media for communication”, “Use multiple tools for construction and composition”, and “Build fluencies with graduated levels of support for practice and performance”.  The last example of UDL principle “action and expression” is Executive Functions. UDL guidelines website has four check points on this example. The four check points are “Guide appropriate goal setting”, “Support planning and strategy development”, “Facilitate managing information and resources”, and “Enhance capacity for monitoring process”. These three guidelines and all their checkpoints use tools and resources that are easily available. Utilize technologies that aid in achieving learning objectives to compose and exchange thoughts. To get the most out of learning, create plans and follow them.

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This audio book, released by ThoughtAudio.com isolates everything uttered by Christ in the gospel according to Matthew. Extracted from the narrative of the Bible, Christ's message is distilled to its core values.

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The LearnOutLoud.com Free Audiobook Downloads section features over 4,000 free audiobooks available to download or stream online.

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UDL Tech Toolkit - Graphic Organizers (google.com)

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App Organizers Popplet Lite - Great for brainstorming, organizing, mind mapping. Easy to use. SimpleMInd + - mind mapping app Chrome Extensions Mind Mup - Easy to use mind mapping/brainstorming tool, offers Google Drive or Dropbox storage Lucid Chart - collaborative diagrams for mind mapping,

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Magic Studio - Powered by AI, Created by you

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Magic Studio - Powered by AI, Created by You

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Magic Studio - AI image and photo editor, remove objects, backgrounds, create images from text, upscale images and much much more. An AI sidekick that helps anybody be a master image editing.