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Chris Christie
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Assignment from Sunday morning:
Answer the following questions using the link below. Write one page for each question. (double spaces and 1" margins)
http://www.udlcenter.org/aboutudl/udlcurriculum
1. What is meant by the term "Curriculum" in ULD?
2. What does it mean to say curricula are disabled?
3. How does UDL address curricula disabilities?
4. UDL and expert learners....

Being that technology use is one of the defining characteristics of our species, it seems unreasonable to allow teachers the choice of whether or not to use modern forms of technology. Especially given the current rate of growth, expansion, and widespread use of technology globally, it seems imperative that students be primed on the latest tools available to them to encourage learning, networking, growth, and success. This is not to say students should not learn time tested forms of technology, things like pen and paper, handwriting, and the like. But they must also have increased access to modern forms that can enable them to grow their skill sets further.
Reflection #6
TBAllI really enjoyed the concepts and ideas presented in this class. It was an overwhelming amount of novel information, in a good way. I will be looking over my class notes and the materials the teacher provided. I also like the format for learning, having individual time as well as group projects.
5 voki, jing, khan academy, iTunes podcast, google academy
SATURDAY MORNING ASSIGNMENT:Create your own page on this wiki-5 new technologies to try---4 ideas to share with others (either that you've learned here or you've learned elsewhere)Do you love technology as much as Kip???-This list is meant to be created throughout our time together and completed by our last day.---4 ideas to share with othersWelcome to Universal Design for Learning at RTC!-5, 4, 3, 2, 1---4 ideas to share with othersWelcome to Universal Design for Learning at RTC!-5, 4, 3, 2, 1---4 ideas to share with others4 ideas to share with others (either that you've learned here or you've learned elsewhere)