Differentiating Instruction and Universal Design for Learning

This event is provided at no cost to Kansas educators. 

Dr. Richard Villa will via Zoom during a 2-day professional learning event. This event is intended for previously trained coaches and previously trained co-teachers. However, it is open to any educator interested in differentiated instruction and/or Universal Design for Learning. Graduate credit is available through Baker University.  

• Analyze and apply the design elements involved in two approaches to differentiation.
• 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