116: "While UDL is very aspirational, we still commit to it and do what we can"

UDL in 15 Minutes
22/02/2024 17 min Episodio 118
116: "While UDL is very aspirational, we still commit to it and do what we can"

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Former guest Liz Hartmann from Lasell University and the Harvard Graduate School of Education shares how her understanding and implementation of the framework have evolved over time. She shares her thoughts on the dynamic nature of UDL and the need for educators to be flexible and open to growth.

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