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Book Images

This page contains the images used in the book. As we know print has barriers. One is the accessibility of text and images. These images include alternative text for screen readers and in some cases (where it is a more complex graphic - linked long descriptions).

Please feel free to share these images with others.

Introduction

Traditional Professional Reading: Read the book, write some notes, discuss with colleagues, put the book on a shelf and forget about it.

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Chapter 1

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Two images stacked on top of each other. Top image—students in rows facing a blackboard with the caption: “Learning won’t change” Bottom image—teachers in rows facing a screen and computers in front of them with the caption: “Until professional learning changes.

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Chapter 2

Professional Growth Diagram - long description available by following the link.

Chapter 3

Moving from what you know to your goa with your ZPD and your Supported ZPD. Long description available at the link.

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Chapter 4

Glasses on top of a book. Caption reads: to be fair to everyone, please remove your glasses.

Picture of swimmers in a backstroke race. Image text: Take your mark. Get set. GO! Is racing to the finish line best for our learners?

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Chapter 5

Driver's view shows steering wheel and dashboard mounted touchscreen to the righ of it. Caption reads: Flexible Design puts your studets in the driver's seat of their learning.

Young swimmer uses a pool noodle for support. Text reads: Some many need support to ge to the other side.

Potted plant shown with watering can pouring water on it. Caption reads: When a plant fails to grow and bloom, we don't blame the plant. We change the conditions.

Go to Chapter 5 to see the "Inclusion Baseball" image.

Chapter 6

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Universal Design for Learning: Provide multiple means of Representaion. Long description available by following the link.

Universal Design for Learning: Access Layer. Long description available by following the link.

Universal Design for Learing: Internalize Layer. Long description available by following the link.

Universal Design for Learning: Provide multiple means of Engagement. Long description available by following the link.

Universa Design for Learning: Provide multiple means of Action and Expression. Long description available by following the link.

Universal Design for Learning: Build Layer. Long description available by following the link.

Good design benefits everyone: a wheelchair is shown at the bottom of a ramp. Other objects shown include crutches, a walker, a handtruck with boxes on it, luggage and a stroller.

Executive Functions: Impulse control, Emotional control, Organization, Working Memory, Task initiation and completion, Planning and Time Management, Flexible Thinking, Self-Monitor

Chapter 7

The 9 UDL guidelines set up like a Whac-A-Mole game.

Wide open lake seen from the bow of a kayak. Text: Set audacious goals. Then make small, steady changes to reach them.

UDL Planning Guide: Flexibility, Inquiry and Owernship. Long description available by following the link.

Chapter 8

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Image: Misty mountain. Text: Separate the Goal from the Means. Text: Write a summary to explain how animals adapt to the ecosystem in each biome. The word "write" is circled - means, and the words "...explain how animals adapt", are underlined - goal.

Image: Desks in rows. Text: Rethink your classroom design. What does this space say to your learners?

Every resource and tool has a barrier: interactives (a map), books (open book), videos, ebooks (tablet), audio (iPod), printed materials (printed pages), digital materials (web page), websites (laptop).

Image: Using an iPad. Text: Ask Yourself: "Will my students learn something in spite of the way this was designed, or because of it? (Author Dorian Peters)

Chapter 9

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Chapter 10 - Coming Soon

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