UDL/ Inclusion
When I was young in China, I believe that if I worked hard, I would be the best in school. My teachers always said, ” Work hard, and you will be number one.” So, I studied late every night, even until 1 a.m. in middle and high school. But no matter how hard I tried,…
Universal design learning (UDL) though not generally practiced in Nigeria but you can see a bit of it in private schools. For public schools, it is still a theoretical concept with a lot of barriers to implementation. For example, large class sizes, lack of adequate training for teachers etc. I never had a problem with…
When I was doing my Bachelor of Science, I faced numerous challenges while learning about organic chemistry due to an instructional approach that heavily relied on lectures, verbal explanations, and static textbook visuals. As a learner who benefits from visual and kinesthetic experiences, I found it difficult to comprehend complex reaction mechanisms without the help…
UDL refers to universal design for learning, which provides an equal opportunity for all learners no matter what their cultural background, nationality, race, gender or personal healthy situations are, and it satisfies the needs of all learners (Arella, 2019). As a learner, I benefited from UDL learning. In one class which I had before, there…