@crippsr2 With same support available, students may not choose a different way to show their evidence of learning. For example, what if they always chose to draw their answers, despite their abilities in writing or speaking? #dtk12
@crippsr2 I am not sure that I believe that anything is truly universal. I would fear that leaving all resources open for all would open doors for many, but not push others to achieve their full potential. #dtk12
@BarberLegendre A4: I have found that too much focus on UDL causes me to loose the WHY or PURPOSE behind a lesson. I do not know what the perfect balance is, however this is something I have reflected on in my own practice. #dtk12
@Sarah63510803 @TammyMcLaren6 A: Idealistically it is an attempt to remove the barriers in student learning. We may never know what all barriers are so a reflective practice will be key, if UDL is your approach. #dtk12
@24marshalee @dmscott73 @Jon_Beckett @dgr8estone As you know I had a similar experience in my field practicum. I would love to try this out, with your permission. #dtk12
@Jilby09@NatashaVanDrie1 You have approached this problem and found a solution that fits a need. As someone who struggled in a traditional school setting this would have really appealed to me. I hope you get to try it someday. #dtk12
Fostering 21st century competencies is tough. Here is my design story about Engineering Engaging 21st Century Literacy Practices. https://t.co/ORnZRd4cuu #dtk12
@Cchapin85 I was in Environmental Education and historical interpretation. I believe that local museums are a highly underused resource. Additionally, the more involvement they have with schools (often free in rural areas), the more opportunities these museums have for grant funding #dtk12