Tailoring for individual skills, needs, and interests

In my previous post I began my journey in learning about UDL. I am going to continue to learn about UDL and the components of implementing the principles for curriculum development. The CAST website is a wonderful resource about this topic. CAST helps us to understand how to create instructional goals and assessments that work for everyone. There is no longer a one-size- fits-all solution. A big part of why UDL is so important has to do with the individual skills, needs, and interest that we each have. Our three primary brain networks come into play when considering UDL.

This table on the CAST website provides links to the UDL center. The UDL center offers links to give more information about multiple means of representation, multiple means of action and expression, and multiple means of engagement.

References: CAST & UDL Center