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Aug 13 2018

Meeting the needs of all learners – Learning Community

The CLT is offering a Fall 2018 professional learning community– Universal Design for Learning- Meeting the Needs of All Students. To join, or for additional information, contact Rebecca Mills.

The first 10 people to join will receive a copy of Universal Design in Higher Education: From Principles to Practice

Description:  Faculty and staff members will work individually to learn about UDL principles and develop skills to meet the needs of all Champlain students.  In addition, the group will work to envision ways Champlain College might best support students with social, communication and learning differences.

Potential Goals/Outcomes:

  • Create a repository of resources for faculty and staff
  • Become an advisory committee (and perhaps train others)
  • A SoTL (Scholarship of Teaching and Learning) project with research, publication and/or presentation
  • Recommendations for standard syllabus statements.

Potential Sessions and Workshops:
(Still being developed and dependent on the learning community goals)


Workshop 1
-Characteristics of Students and UDL Principles


Session:
  Resources and Potential Projects, start of readings


Workshop 2
– Identifying Necessary Skills and Helpful Pedagogy


Session:
  Identifying branches of support at Champlain


Session:
  Resources and Chapter Readings Reports-Out


Workshop 3
– Practical Strategies and Support People


Workshop 4
 – Fac/Staff Response to Difficult Social or Behavioral Situations


Workshop 5
– Accessible Materials for UDL


Session:
  Crafting a Campus Syllabus Statement and Establishing Campus Practice


Session:
   Creating a Syllabus UDL Rubric


Debrief or Wrap Up: 
  Peer Review of Course Design, syllabus check, or presentations (critical friends model)

Written by Josh Blumberg · Categorized: Workshop Series · Tagged: learning community, universal design for learning, workshop series

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