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Equity: The Silent E in UDL

This presentation seeks to define what true equity looks like within the UDL framework.

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This presentation seeks to define what true equity looks like within the framework. Participants discover how to provide success for all beyond inclusion by evaluating their own perspectives on what educating all students really means by using real life examples and demonstrations from real student scenarios and educational experiences. At the end of the session, the participants will be able to determine how their own unconscious and implicit biases effect their practice and will be provided with specific strategies and tools to eliminate those biases based on utilizing the UDL framework as not only an instructional tool but as a measure of the level of acceptance of individuals with differences inside and outside of the classroom setting. 

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Hope Ratcliff

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November 24, 2020

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Inclusive Education and the Three-Block Model of UDL

The Three-Block Model of UDL is a framework encom- passing the cornerstones of inclusive education; social and emotional well-being and belonging, inclusive instruction- al practice, and systems and structures.

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The Three-Block Model of UDL is a framework encom- passing the cornerstones of inclusive education; social and emotional well-being and belonging, inclusive instruction- al practice, and systems and structures. Research indicates the model has significant, positive impacts on students’ self-concept, respect for diverse others, inclusivity, class- room climate, and social and academic engagement while reducing exclusion, and aggressive behaviour. Implemen- tation of the model reduces teacher stress, improves teach- er efficacy relative to teaching diverse learners, and re- quires specific supports for effective implementation.

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