UDL and Lundy Model Flashcards
(25 cards)
What are the two frameworks that support inclusion in early childhood education and care (ECEC)?
Universal Design for Learning (UDL) and Laura Lundy’s model of participation.
What is the primary focus of Universal Design for Learning (UDL)?
Creating equitable environments that value all children’s voices, needs, and rights.
What does UDL aim to remove?
Barriers to learning before they arise.
List the three core principles of UDL.
- Multiple means of engagement
- Multiple means of representation
- Multiple means of action and expression
How might UDL be applied in early childhood education?
By providing both visual and spoken instructions, using sensory materials, or allowing children to choose how to express their learning.
What is the definition of Universal Design in the context of education?
Design of environments to be accessible, usable, convenient, and enjoyable for everyone, regardless of age, size, ability, or disability.
What is the first principle of the seven principles of UDL?
Equitable Use.
What does the principle of Flexibility in Use refer to?
Design that accommodates a wide range of preferences and abilities.
What is meant by Simple & Intuitive in UDL principles?
Design is easy to understand and use, regardless of the user’s experiences or concentration level.
True or False: The principle of Perceptible Information ensures effective communication of information regardless of sensory abilities.
True.
What is the purpose of Tolerance for Error in educational design?
To minimize hazards and adverse consequences of unintended actions.
Fill in the blank: The principle of Low Physical Effort promotes _______.
efficient and comfortable use in educational settings.
What does Size & Space for Approach & Use ensure in design?
Appropriate size and space for approach, reach, manipulation, and use, regardless of user’s body size or mobility.
What does Laura Lundy’s model of participation emphasize?
Children’s right to be heard and taken seriously.
What are the four elements necessary for meaningful participation according to Lundy’s model?
- Space
- Voice
- Audience
- Influence
What is the role of Space in Lundy’s model?
To provide a safe, inclusive environment for children to express their views.
How can educators facilitate the Voice element in Lundy’s model?
By encouraging children to share their views during activities like circle time.
What does the Audience element in Lundy’s model entail?
Children’s views must be actively listened to and given due weight.
What is the significance of the Influence element in Lundy’s model?
Children’s input should inform decisions and be taken seriously.
Provide an example of how Space can be implemented in practice.
Setting up a ‘thinking corner’ for children to reflect and express ideas.
What is an example of ensuring children’s views are listened to?
Documenting children’s suggestions in a ‘children’s ideas book.’
How might educators act on children’s views according to Lundy’s model?
Adjusting schedules based on children’s expressed desires, such as more outdoor play.
What is the educator’s role in implementing UDL?
To observe how each child learns best and adapt materials and strategies accordingly.
What does fostering a culture of listening involve in Lundy’s model?
Documenting children’s views and revisiting them during planning discussions.
