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March 27-29 in Orlando, FL
Thursday, March 28 • 1:15pm - 2:15pm
Deepening UDL Practice through a "UDL Video Club"

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This session shares findings from a study that explored the potential of a “UDL Video Club” to support teachers to deepen their UDL practice. The Video Club included two researchers and two fifth-grade teachers who met regularly to analyze footage from the teachers’ classrooms. Throughout the year, the teachers developed their understandings of UDL as they analyzed instructional moves and student thinking through a UDL lens. In this session, the researchers and teachers involved in this study co-present findings that reveal how the Video Club supported the teachers to leverage UDL in new ways, to reflect on instructional goals, and to increase cross-disciplinary collaboration. The researchers and teachers will then lead an exploration of the features of the Club that proved especially useful in supporting teacher learning. Finally, participants will engage in a Video Club “simulation” and reflect on the potential of this approach in their own schools and districts.

Speakers
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Jenna Gravel

Director of Research and Curriculum for Professional Learning, CAST
Jenna Gravel, Ed.D. is CAST’s Director of Research and Curriculum for Professional Learning. Her research explores the intersections of UDL and disciplinary thinking in English Language Arts (ELA) and the ways that these intersections can promote diverse learners’ engagements... Read More →
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Emily Ortiz

Teacher
Emily Ortiz, M.A., is a fifth-grade Social Studies teacher in a K-8 elementary school in an urban district in the northeast. She learned about UDL three years ago and has been actively applying the framework to her practice ever since.
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Allison Posey

CAST
Allison Posey leads professional learning and implementation programs projects with CAST. She works with educators to integrate and apply current understandings from brain research about learning into instructional practices so that all learners are able to access, integrate and become... Read More →
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Christina Rosenthal

Teacher
Christina Rosenthal, M.A.T., is a fifth-grade science teacher in a K-8 elementary school in an urban district in the northeast. She learned about UDL three years ago and has been actively applying the framework to her practice ever since.


Thursday March 28, 2019 1:15pm - 2:15pm EDT
Gold Coast I-II