Virtual Training: Differentiating Instruction and Universal Design for Learning

This event is provided at no cost to Kansas educators. Materials can be found in the materials section once you've registered.

Dr. Richard Villa will present a virtual 2-day professional learning event. This event is open to any educator interested in differentiated instruction and/or Universal Design for Learning. Graduate credit is available through Baker University.  

• Explore approaches to differentiating the content students learn, the process through which they learn it, and how they demonstrate what they have learned
• Practice both a Retrofit and a Universal Design for Learning (UDL) approach to differentiation
• Design unit/lesson plans that integrate whole class, group, and individualized instructional strategies designed to meet the needs of a diverse student body