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Amazing site presented by the Coquitlam team at the UDL conference. Into the Book focuses on eight reading comprehension strategies for grades 1-4. Kids area has interactive activities for each strategy, teacher area features teacher guides, lesson plans, posters, video and audio clips, downloads, and more.

Great information about popular instructional strategies.

Helpful list of teaching/learning strategies from government website

Alberta special ed teacher's DI lists: strategies, framework

Good find! What a great summary of the basics of DI and its link to Bloom's Taxonomy.

BCTF Researcher Charlie Naylor published this paper in January 2013 in reaction to a presentation by Bill Standeven and Rod Allen from the Ministry on the government's new directions in Special Education which include a focus on UDL/RTI. Charlie, who worked with the BC UDL project on action research strategies, laments the demise of the BC UDL Project and endorses UDL strongly. (see page 4).

Click on the various squares to link out to research strategies.

Lisa Parisi and Christine Southart co-teach a grade 5 classroom and use many UDL strategies.

Dade County's Project WebSIGHT is based on Reciprocal Teaching which uses the five strategies prediction, clarification, visualization, questioning, and summarizing in teaching reading. This site gives you the lesson plans and resources to implement this

The BC Ministry of Education has included UDL as a strategy for designing learning materials that meet the needs of diverse learners.

The BC Ministry of Education has included UDL as a strategy for designing learning materials that meet the needs of diverse learners.

Navify is an interface for viewing Wikipedia articles with videos, music, photo galleries, and comments. One of the strategies for supporting students' recognition network is using multiple examples and using a variety of media. This resource makes it easy!

On the left hand side, click the links for UDL resources or examples. They have some great strategies posted for assisting with curriculum elements such as printed text, lecture, etc.

DI site with lots of links, research and practice,

This fits well with the "reading strategies" theme for Jan 2009. A great way to use Glogster.

A very large collection of instructions and/or graphic organizers for reading activties.