@ashley_wright17 For me, UDL in my field experience starts with knowing my students. Knowing their IPPs, their learning preferences and their struggles. Then it involves accessing and using that information in my lesson planning. But it all starts with relationships.
@hrdavidson78 I think that within a UDL framework, and considering potential IPPs as well, rigour means different things for different students. As teachers we need to meet our students where they are, and expect the level of academic achievement that is appropriate for each.
Just a few images to illustrate our team's journey (Lana, Jon and Marsha) through the Design Thinking process. Many thanks to @dmscott73 @jthill and all our expert helpers for shepherding us through the process! #dtk12
@brady_kautz@jthill@JessicaSchovan1@Cchapin85 Interesting. Would be neat for students to interview those people's kids to find out about their lives and their perspective on their parents' work...
@brady_kautz@Jon_Beckett@Cchapin85@JessicaSchovan1 I recommend getting away from thinking of "experts" as people to present or speak. YouTube and TED talks are full of great presentations that you can curate for your students. Think about how you can get your students out into the community working with people for common purpose.
#dtk12 Thank you so much to all who came out tonight to join us and plus our conversation with some fabulous ideas! Thanks @sfriesen@barbbrown@jthill @dmscott73 and any others I missed!
@brady_kautz@Jon_Beckett@Cchapin85@JessicaSchovan1 I recommend getting away from thinking of "experts" as people to present or speak. YouTube and TED talks are full of great presentations that you can curate for your students. Think about how you can get your students out into the community working with people for common purpose.
@brady_kautz@Cchapin85@JessicaSchovan1 I think that's why networking is so important. We could ask or even set up a subpage on the Alberta Teachers Facebook group! Can I mention Facebook here? Will my computer burst into flames? #dtk12
@dmscott73 @JessicaSchovan1 How about consulting with students to find out what kind of information they need and what kind of experts they think are appropriate? They might surprise us!
@brady_kautz@JessicaSchovan1 The school I work in started doing that after one disastrous incident. Letters had to be sent home to parents to explain. Not a fun day. #dtk12
@BadlandsTeacher@JessicaSchovan1#dtk12 Good thinking. Empathy on the audience's part could be crucial to expert success. Not everyone is accustomed to standing in front of 27 kids...