I have been busy surfing around, checking out links from blogs and within Twitter and so on…I am sure I could spend the rest of my days checking out great resources and still never get done.  How to sort it all out? I have a delicious account for sharing with other staff who have SMART [...]

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The barriers students face every day in school have been reported and researched.  CAST and UDL aim to break down those barriers so ALL students can access curriculum, can show their understanding and are engaged. One of the greatest barriers stems from a mindset and a mindset is affected by many factors.  One of those [...]

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Thanks to SET BC and the BC Ministry of Education for the chance to participate in the UDL project.  I was one of the teachers involved in the Year 1 project, from Quesnel, BC.  I am now 18 months into UDL.  My teaching practice has changed, as have I.  As I played around Twitter on [...]

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I recently had a shot.  A UDL Shot in the Arm.  Just back from a 2 day blitz in Vancouver.  What a great two days.  Couple of things that came to mind….UDL is important and while the pieces of technology associated with the delivery of UDL lessons is important, what is really important is the paradigm shift [...]

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