- Q 1: What is Universal Design for Learning (UDL)? - Q 2: How
does Universal Design for Learning help teachers in real
classrooms? - Q 3: How does UDL help guarantee students equal
opportunities to learn? - Q 4: How does UDL address the core
principles of No Child Left Behind? - Q 5: I've seen the term
universal design but not Universal Design for Learning. What is
the difference? - Q 6: How can technology help teachers
individualize teaching materials to make learning engaging and
challenging for all students? - Q 7: How can the Internet and
multimedia products be used to individualize learning for
students with varied backgrounds, learning styles, abilities,
and disabilities? Q 1: What is Universal Design for Learning?
Universal Design for Learning (UDL) is a research-based
framework for designing curricula—that is, educational goals,
methods, materials, and assessments—that enable all individuals
to gain knowledge, skills, and enthusiasm for learning. This is
accomplished by simultaneously providing rich