Workshop: Introduction to Universal Design for Learning

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Audience

Faculty, Staff, Graduate & Professional Students, Postdoctoral Fellows

Event Time

Wednesday, October 4, 2017 - 3:00pm to 4:00pm

Event Description

How can we make our classes accessible, engaging and relevant to a broad diversity of learners–including those with disabilities? Workshop leader Katherrine Healey (McDougal Graduate Teaching Fellow and doctoral candidate in the History of Science and Medicine) will show how the principles of Universal Design for Learning may help us design learning activities so that all students will have equitable opportunities to learn and succeed.

david.hirsch@yale.edu

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Workshop: Introduction to Universal Design for Learning

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