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BRIEF2 EF domains compared to EF and SelfRegulation guidelines of the UDL framework.

Addressing the Divergence of the UDL Guidelines

The UDL guidelines were created to support the design of learning environments capable of flexibly addressing the spectrum of human variability.

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executive function
neurodevelopment
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In comparison with neuropsychological models of executive function (EF), which focus on multiple components of executive control and highlight the developmental nature of these skills, the UDL framework potentially overemphasizes more advanced EF skills such as selfmonitoring and planning, and underemphasizes the role of core EF skills such as inhibitory control and working memory. Additionally, the UDL framework does little to support teacher understanding of EF as a neurodevelopmental skill. This overemphasis of more advanced EF skills and exclusion of core, earlier developing EF skills potentially leaves UDL practitioners unable to address the full range of variability among learner EF skills.

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Lisa A. Jacobson, Lisa B. Carey

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February 27, 2020

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