“ALL IN!”

Using Data Strategically for Systemic UDL Implementation

Authors

  • Kimberly Schiefelbein District UDL Facilitator, Oconomowoc Area School District
  • John Flannery Director of Curriculum/Instruction, Oconomowoc Area School District
  • Shannon McCaffery Greenland Elementary Principal, Oconomowoc Area School District
  • Jason Curtis Nature Hill Intermediate Principal, Oconomowoc Area School District
  • Derick Kiger Director of Assessment, Oconomowoc Area School District

Abstract

Oconomowoc Area School District, Oconomowoc, WI, is in 5th
our year of UDL Implementation. Consuming and interpreting data has helped us become more streamlined and focused when implementing UDL district wide. From the district level, to classrooms, to students, data and UDL help teachers address learner variability more strategically. A common, shared vision among stakeholders is important throughout implementation. This paper focuses on how data and UDL are interwoven in our District Strategic Direction, Building level Goals, School Wide Learning Outcomes/Professional Growth Plans, and Student-Centered planning.

Author Biography

  • John Flannery, Director of Curriculum/Instruction, Oconomowoc Area School District

    Oconomowoc Area School District, Oconomowoc, WI, is in our 5th year of UDL Implementation. Consuming and interpreting data has helped us become more streamlined and focused when implementing UDL district wide. From the district level, to classrooms, to students, data and UDL help teachers address learner variability more strategically. A common, shared vision among stakeholders is important throughout implementation. This paper focuses on how data and UDL are interwoven in our District Strategic Direction, Building level Goals, School Wide Learning Outcomes/Professional Growth Plans, and Student-Centered planning.

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Published

2018-04-26

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Research Articles

How to Cite

“ALL IN!”: Using Data Strategically for Systemic UDL Implementation. (2018). Journal of Human and Connected Computing, 10(1). https://journals.ku.edu/hcc/article/view/12022