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UDL Module for Education Students 

The information in this module titled, "Universal Design for Learning: An Introduction for Education Students" was created to inform educational students of the UDL framework and its principles concerning the range of variability in learning. It is the authors' goal that future educators and paraprofessionals in the field will understand that an individual learns in various ways. UDL addresses this range of variability to impact the learner more effectively.


Creators:                                                        Lynn Coffey (Minneapolis College) & Kelli Hutton (Anoka Ramsey Community College)

Module Implementation:                     This module aligns with Educational Psychology courses and/or a degree/certificate/award in Education.

To Attribute This Work:                        "Universal Design for Learning: An Introduction for Education Studentsby Lynn L. Coffey & Kelli J. Hutton, used under CC by Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International (CC BY-NC 4.0)

UDL: Teaching Educators to Support Learner Agency

‘Expecting all children the same age to learn from the same materials is like expecting all children the same age to wear the same size clothing.’ –Madeline Hunter  

Universal Design for Learning (Part1): Definition and Explanation

 (5:00 minutes)