This week’s session in the UDL course focused on UDL in transition planning. This really hit home for me as I have been supporting my teenage daughter with significant disabilities through postsec...
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A father shares how the UDL lens helped in developing a transition plan for his daughter, Brooke. Discover how each UDL principle was used in developing that plan. Here is just the first:
Principle 1: provide multiple means of representation
>> Connected Brooke with volunteer opportunities at a dog rescue and kennel to explore hands on what it means to be in a career working with animals, and used a guitar, youtube videos, and iPad apps for pianos, to explore her interest in music
>> Explored www.alife4me.org for community career ideas.