Reviews
David Gordon, Director of Publishing and Communications, CAST - December 21, 2015
“Patti Ralabate has played an important role in the growth of the UDL field, both through her work at the National Education Association and as CAST’s Director of Implementation. In this book, she deftly guides practitioners through the process of designing lessons using the UDL principles and guidelines. Patti shares timely knowledge that classroom educators can use right away to reach and teach all learners.”
Allison Posey, CAST Professional Learning Associate - November 10, 2015
“Grounded in practical examples and replete with resources, Dr. Ralabate highlights why the UDL framework is necessary and important for lesson planning and offers a clear process by which educators can get started immediately.”
Loui Lord Nelson, author of Design and Deliver: Planning and Teaching Using Universal Design for Learning - November 9, 2015
“This book is a marvelous contribution to the UDL literature. Perfect timing and a perfect topic.”
Dr. Katie Novak, Assistant Superintendent, Groton-Dunstable Regional School District, Groton, Massachusetts - November 6, 2015
“All teachers need a copy next to their desk to maximize achievement outcomes, ensure deep understanding, and support 21st century success in students of all variability.”
Steven Van Rees, Coordinator Universal Design for Learning, Calvert County Public Schools - November 6, 2015
“Your UDL Planner is an authentic guide for teachers looking to create an equitable, dynamic learning environment for every student.”
Whitney Rapp, author of Universal Design for Learning in Action: 100 Ways to Teach All Learners. - November 5, 2015
“Your UDL Lesson Planner recognizes the needs of today’s students and teachers… a great resource for teachers to apply UDL principles to planning inclusive assessment, instruction, and classroom environments.”
Elizabeth Stein, NBCT, Special Education Teacher, UDL Instructional Coach, Smithtown, New York - November 5, 2015
“A must have resource for new and veteran teachers… Patricia Ralabate has written the quintessential practical guide for educators who want to create that consistent engagement and meaningful access between the curriculum and each learner in any classroom.”
Dr. Elizabeth Berquist, Assistant Professor, Towson University - November 2, 2015
“If you understand and believe in the UDL framework, but need additional support to start planning with UDL, this is your resource! [This book] provides educators with a process for turning their knowledge of UDL into a flexible, focused, learner centered lesson plan.”