Affiliation:
1. University of Michigan Dearborn
Abstract
AbstractThis chapter explores the range of barriers that instructors, especially adjunct and other non‐tenure track instructors, may face when attempting to learn new pedagogical techniques or improve their courses. The author will present concrete strategies for using a disability‐informed Universal Design for Learning (UDL) approach to making faculty development programming accessible for a range of instructors by modeling effective UDL practices that instructors can use in their own classrooms.
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