Are you looking to transform teaching and learning at your school? Send a school team to New Hampshire Universal Design for Learning (NHUDL) Innovation Network for 2019-2020!
Join NHUDL in an engaging, hands-on professional learning series. NHUDL is offered by the NH Department of Education and CAST, a world-renowned non-profit whose mission is to transform educational design and practice.
The New Hampshire Universal Design for Learning (NHUDL) Innovation Network is a multi-year professional learning program for educators who are committed to empowering all learners. Working with a team of school-based colleagues, you will learn about the UDL framework and be supported as you apply it to your practice. You will create innovative lessons in Learning Design Studios, understand how our students learn by analyzing classroom videos, build a collaborative school culture with your peers through Instructional Rounds, and experience the excitement of learning through the UDL lens.
Learn more
Download a brochure and check out the CAST application, open March 1, 2019!
If you want additional information on the NHUDL network, please contact
Ari Fleisher, afleisher@cast.org.
NHUDL FAQs
What are the prerequisites for participation?
Effective change begins with active leadership and a committed team of between 6 and 8 educators per school. Minimum requirements for UDL teams include:
- Principal
- Curriculum Specialist, Coach, or other Instructional Leader
- At least two general education teachers
- At least one special education teacher
Commitments for the 2019-20 school year?
- Attend 3 face-to-face convenings during the school year (Fall, Winter, and Spring). The entire team, including the principal, must be able to attend these trainings.
- Meet as a UDL team for at least two hours per month.
- Participate in 3 full-day visits to your school where a CAST Implementation Specialist will facilitate UDL Instructional Rounds.
- Participate in monthly virtual workshops during the school year.
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