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Create an implementation plan for rolling out your universal instructional design aligned to your shared student outcomes.
Students need to be able to see that the school’s shared student outcomes are relevant to what they are learning throughout each day and how that learning is preparing them for their future. One way to embed your shared student outcomes into your instructional design is to use reflective practices. This should be something that your community can embrace and begin to use regularly so the simpler the better! Teachers can use additional activities to reinforce shared student outcomes, but it is important to develop universal practices that become key experiences for everyone at your school. Here are several ideas and resources for building universal reflective tools:
- Portico Example of a Reflective Universal Classroom Tool
- Reflective Activities from Clemson Office of Teaching effectiveness and Innovation
- 10 Unique and Creative Reflection Techniques & Lessons for the Secondary Student
- Reflective Activities from Algonquin College
- Incorporating Learning Capacities in a Senior Capstone