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Universal design in education : teaching nontraditional students

Author: Frank Bowe
Publisher: Westport, Conn. : Bergin & Garvey, 2000.
Edition/Format:   Book : EnglishView all editions and formats
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Document Type: Book
All Authors / Contributors: Frank Bowe
ISBN: 0897896882 9780897896887
OCLC Number: 43936812
Description: x, 133 p. ; 25 cm.
Contents: Introduction and executive summary. Tip sheet: Universally designed teaching --
Diverse students: People with disabilities ; Members of ethnic/racial minority cultures ; Different learning styles ; People for whom traditional approaches are inconvenient --
Seven principles of universal design: Definitions ; The seven principles --
Universally designed education: Universal design in preK-12 schools ; Universal design in colleges and universities ; Universal design in continuing and adult education ; The seven principles in education --
Principles one and two: Principle one, equitable use ; Principle two, flexibility in use --
Principles three and four: Principle three, simple and intuitive use ; Principle four, perceptible information --
Principles five and six: Principle five, tolerance for error ; Principle six, low physical effort --
Principle seven, size and space for approach and use --
Web site accessibility: Your own Web pages ; Access to other people's Web pages --
Summary --
Appendix A: Instructional media --
Appendix B: Resources.
Responsibility: Frank G. Bowe.

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