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NGSS and Universal Design for Learning - Making Instruction in the New Science Standards Meaningful and Achievable for Diverse Learners (6-12)
The Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS) allow students to actively engage with practices and apply crosscutting concepts to deepen their understanding of science and engineering through phenomena and design problems.The authors of NGSS explicitly name Universal Design for Learning (UDL) as a necessary tool for the creation of units that are meaningful, accessible and challenging for all students. UDL is a lens through which teachers can analyze curriculum goals, methods and materials to ensure that there are multiple pathways to success for all learners. This asynchronous workshop will run over the course of 4-6 weeks and provide participants with opportunities to become familiar with shifts in NGSS instruction, to become familiar with UDL guidelines, and to identify potential barriers in NGSS lessons and units and use strategies to make them more aligned with UDL. NOTE: Instructor will send out materials link day of workshop.
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This course is Asynchronous. Participants will receive a link on how to access materials the day of the course from the instructor.
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Individuals$125.00
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Online MeetingDateStart TimeEnd TimeTitleLocationAddressRoomInstructor
03/25/20218:30AM8:31AMNGSS and Universal Design for Learning - Making Instruction in the New Science Standards Meaningful and Achievable for Diverse Learners (6-12) Zoom MeetingONLINE VIRTUAL MEETINGConnecticut 
 
MEGAN HANLY View Bio