Access for All: Representation, the What of Learning (November)

by Infinitec

Meet Online
November 09, 2022 from 3:30 to 4:30 pm
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at 3:20

Course Fee

FREE

Course description

About the Access for ALL PLC

Access for ALL PLC is an interactive training focused on integrating technology within Universal Design for Learning educational framework within an inclusive classroom. Anyone is welcome to participate in the PLC training, if you would like to have a team participate in the PLC with coaching support, please contact Cindy Malone at cmalone@ucpnet.org. See the Access for ALL PLC Description document for more information about the overall structure, goals and objectives, and timeline.

November Meeting Details

The goal of the session is to understand and apply the representation principle of the Universal Design for Learning Framework. Learners differ in the ways that they perceive and comprehend information, therefore it is important to offer flexible options to receive content and instruction. Learning and transfer of learning occur when multiple options for representation are available. Universal support tools allow students to make connections within, as well as between, concepts.

Prepare for Learning Before the Session

Prior to the meeting, explore some of the Universal Design for Learning (UDL) concepts we will be discussing during the meeting.  Please pick 2 options to read, watch, or listen to from the materials below prior to our PLC meeting to prepare for the discussion and activity.

Follow-Up After the Session

After participating in the PLC session take a moment to reflect on what resonated with you from the conversation, individually and as a team. 

PERSONAL REFLECTION

During this year-long Professional Learning event, we will discuss different topics monthly.  After each session please share a short audio or video reflection on the Monthly Personal Reflections topic. Also, comment by typing, audio, or video response to 2 other individuals who are not part of your team. The reflections are important for teams to identify learning, share and get support on any barriers or difficulties, and so we can ultimately celebrate our successes. 
 

TEAM REFLECTION

The Team Liaison will organize the Team Reflection activity after the PLC meeting to reflect on goals, questions, and learning from the PLC meeting. Liaisons please work collaboratively with your PLC teams to complete each month’s discussion questions and post a text, audio, or video reflection on the Monthly Team Reflection topic. 

Implementation Challenge: Multiple Means of Representation

Is your PLC goal around the UDL principle of representation? If so, take the implementation challenge. Work with your students to explore multiple means of representation in your classroom and use the universal support tools provided including Snap&read, Co-Writer or Read&Write. Explore the Representation Choice Board, review other challenges from the past on Flipgrid, or set up a coaching session for support and ideas. Let us know how it went.

Teams can share their challenge in any way they choose by email to cmalone@ucpnet.org, post on Access for All Monthly Challenge Flipgrid topic with videos, images, or a text-based story.

Coaching 

Schedule a one-on-one coaching session with Cindy Malone (her calendly schedule) or Janet Peters (her calendly schedule). Email Cindy cmalone@ucpnet.org or Janet jpeters@ucpnet.org  with any questions 

Learning Objectives

SESSION LEARNING TARGETS:

  • Understand the representation principle and how providing multiple means of representation is a critical component of UDL implementation
  • Apply universal technology supports that can enhance content comprehension for students
  • Evaluate uPAR data to the ways might students have more access to reading based on their own knowledge of the data
  • Analyze lessons and activities that incorporate the representation principle of the UDL Framework

PROJECT LEARNING TARGETS: 

  • Learn about and understand the Universal Design for Learning (UDL) Framework 
  • Evaluate universal support tools to extend and enhance UDL implementation 
  • Create UDL lessons and activities to integrate the 3 principles of UDL in classroom settings 
  • Engage Students in the language and purpose of UDL

Refund Policy

Registration may be cancelled up to 14 days prior to the event for a full refund. Cancellations received within 14 days of the event will not be refunded. No-show registrations will also not be refunded.

Details

DATE & TIME
November 09, 2022 from 3:30 to 4:30 pm
Check In
at 3:20
LOCATION
FORMAT
Meet Online 1.0 Professional Learning Contact Hours
PROVIDER(S)
CONTACT
Cindy Malone
785-865-8586
TRAINER
Cindy Malone, M.A. , CCC. SLP Kansas Infinitec AT Facilitator & Trainer

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