There are many helpful
apps, websites, software programs, and games that are available to help
teachers facilitate UDL in the classroom and a useful tool for
differentiation. This website is a great resource
for teachers with any experience or knowledge about UDL. I teach students with LD, and this was
gold for me!
I found a very basic and
easily navigated website for mind-mapping, here. Text2MindMap is a visually-appealing way to have students
brain storm, without needing too much knowledge of coding or HTML on a
website. You are able to save and
download your MindMap when finished. You can use for free, but accounts open up more
options.
Brainingcamp is a great
resource for aligning fun, instructional videos with Common Core. You do need to pay for a subscription,
but it would be well-worth it.
Each taught skill includes: lesson, manipulative, questions, problems,
and challenge.
National Library of
Virtual Manipulatives, NLVM,
is for PK-12 teachers to use as additional visual support. This website offers hundreds of
different manipulatives to use. (I used the "function machine".)
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