Which teaching approach best matches the idea of Universal Design for Learning?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. Offering several ways to take in information and show understanding
- Step 1: Universal Design for Learning builds flexibility into lessons for all learners from the start. Step 2. It offers multiple means of representation, expression and engagement. Answer: Offering several ways to receive information, show understanding and stay engaged. Why not the others: A single method, fixed groups or a separate plan for a few pupils do not build in flexibility.
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