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EDS 378 - Universal Design for Learning: Elementary

Credits: 3

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Universal design for learning is a means of improving students with special needs access to the general-education curriculum. Candidates will learn universal design principles regarding multiple means of: representation, engagement, and expression and instructional practices specifically designed for elementary classrooms. Offered every semester. Prerequisites & Notes Prerequisites: EDI 330 or EDI 331; EDF 310, EDR 320 or EDR 321. All may be taken concurrently.