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Tada, here is the reward for your participation in the activity and going through this informative UDL guide by me.

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Explore topics about ADHD, dyslexia, and learning disabilities. Learn about focus, hyperactivity, executive function skills, and trouble with reading, writing, and math.

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In this document, I have tried to incorporated certain UDL Elements. Have a look:
Videos for auditory and visual learners

Images for Visual learners

Animated Images with characters to make it engaging for all

Activity for Kinesthetic learners

Resources for Self learners

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UDL is an educational philosophy that ensures equal access to education and provides equal opportunities to every student to effectively engage, express and represent his knowledge.

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Have a look at these keywords and symbols in the picture below: I have pinpointed some diverse types of learners we can cater in the UDL-compliant lesson. Can you think of some more?
Cheat-Line: Maybe that corner friend who is a bit slow at learning or that backbencher friend who is gifted and thus gets bored in the class!

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What if you go into a clothing store and see all the clothes of similar size, style and colors? Oops, even this mere thought is hard to imagine...

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What is Universal Design for Learning (UDL)?

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We can use digital materials and software to cater the interests and needs of different learners.
How? Here are some examples I have in mind:

Speech-to-text Feature

Accessibility Options

Magnifier

Text Enlargement

Can you think of some more?

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UDL means creating an equal opportunity to learn for everyone; an experience where every learner can equally contribute: gain and comprehend new knowledge.

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A quick glimpse into the UDL history, principles, implementation, application and benefits.

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So now, after our segmentation and analysis of the term, can you tell me what Universal Design for Learning (UDL) is? Let me help you! ^__^

UDL is an educational framework that allows us to plan and design a learning experience that is adjustable and appropriate for all types of learners. It guides us how to design an optimized learning aid that can meet the needs and demands of diverse learners

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By forcing the students with multiple intelligences and diverse learning styles to learn through the same medium of engagement, action, expression and representation, we are ruining their creativity and innate skills. UDL means to vary, modify and adjust the system in which we are trying to fit them FORCEFULLY.
#IMadeIt #MyStory #MyBigIdea #WhatUDLImplies #GraphicalIllustration

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Let us first break down the term into 3 elements and then define each element to dig deep into the topic.

1. Universal-> Applicable to all cases/Adjustable to or Appropriate for all requirements
2. Design-> Purpose or planning that exists behind an action, fact, or object.
3. Learning-> Acquisition of knowledge or skills through study, experience, or being taught