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Universal Design for Learning (UDL) in Aotearoa: why it's a good fit

By edSpace 707 days ago

You've given us feedback in our survey that you'd like to see more support around meeting the diverse needs of learners.

Universal Design for Learning (UDL) is an approach that can guide inclusive design and practices. Endorsed by the Ministry of Education, and now a major feature of PB4L School-Wide, UDL provides a framework to support the inclusive design of teaching and learning, systems and processes, events and activities.

If this is a topic close to your heart then register for our upcoming September Auckland Breakfast Seminar on Have you registered for our upcoming Breakfast Seminar, Universal Design for Learning (UDL) in Aotearoa: why it's a good fit, presented by Chrissie Butler.

To secure your place visit http://bit.ly/2n4Ce7O

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