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With some guidance, all students—whether outgoing or reserved—can effectively take part in class discussions.

Students participate in a class held outdoors by Rockefeller Hall, 1958. © Vassar College, Archives & Special Collections Ref. # Ph.f9.31

There are many ways to use the UDL principles to create an inclusive envrionment. This website provides tips and tricks on how to do that. There are examples on how to provide multiple forms of representation, action and expression, and engagement. One example, which I have enjoyed using, is flipgrid! Students may feel more inclined to participate in group discussions when they can record the video alone and upload it for the class to see. This link provides many more great examples.

In schools across the world, especially in urban areas, debate teams are extremely popular. Learn the advantages of joining a debate team.

For the past 30 days, everyone in my Intro to Retail Merchandising class has been participating in a ... VIEW THE POST

Since social distancing measures mean none of us can get to the dance studio, Zoom has suddenly become a critical part of dance education. Thousands of dance classes are now happening via the videoconferencing service, with dancers participating virtually from their living rooms.

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