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Re-imagining MTSS through UDL: The Possibilities

During this session, participants will learn about a practice profile developed by leaders in the respective fields of MTSS and UDL.

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Districts all over the US are implementing MTSS, are weaving in UDL, and run into lots of questions. During this session, participants will learn about a practice profile developed by leaders in the respective fields of MTSS and UDL. Michael and Loui took time to consider where these two systems align, where they need to shift for alignment, and what should take precedence (hint: the development of expert learners).

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Practice Profile
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Loui Lord Nelson
Michael McSheehan

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December 17, 2020

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The Profile’s success stems from its ability to create empowering dialogue between educators as they share and build upon one another’s teaching experiences and UDL principles.

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It’s been dubbed “the million dollar” question: what does a UDL classroom really look like? Truly, there isn’t one correct answer to that question. However, all successful UDL classrooms make use of common elements. A Practice Profile includes those common elements and helps teachers implement and refine UDL practices. At the organizational level, a Practice Profile helps districts define what makes up UDL classrooms and what UDL classrooms look like across their different educational settings. The Profile’s success stems from its ability to create empowering dialogue between educators as they share and build upon one another’s teaching experiences and UDL principles. This session explores what a Practice Profile is, ways they are used, and how to go about personalizing a Practice Profile template to improve instructional UDL practice.

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Cherie Smith, Greg Amend, Mary Lane

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January 15, 2019

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It’s been dubbed “the million dollar” question: what does a UDL classroom really look like? Truly, there isn’t one correct answer to that question. However, all successful UDL classrooms make use of common elements. A Practice Profile includes those common elements and helps teachers implement and refine UDL practices. At the organizational level, a Practice Profile helps districts define what makes up UDL classrooms and what UDL classrooms look like across their different educational settings. The Profile’s success stems from its ability to create empowering dialogue between educators as they share and build upon one another’s teaching experiences and UDL principles. This session explores what a Practice Profile is, ways they are used, and how to go about personalizing a Practice Profile template to improve instructional UDL practice.

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