Universal Design is the word that has been around for awhile but it is gaining in popularity and more people are using it to talk about what good teaching and learning looks like.

And it is no wonder...

It incorporates differentiation, inquiry and accommodations and modifications.

Let me share with you some of the things that I do in my classroom that are examples of Universal Design and how you can reframe and reflect on your own teaching practices to approach teaching and learning from a Universal Design perspective.