Universal Design for Learning – Brave In The Attempt

Remote Learning in Special Education

Posted on March 31, 2020April 1, 2020 by Sean Arnold in Accessible Tech, mobile learning, New York City, Social Justice, Special Education, Technology, Universal Design for Learning

Equity Having met educators from around the world, I've found that creating equity of access has been one of the key issues facing both large and small school districts. I have spoken in the past of the particular challenges and efforts for creating equity in New York City, a city that was literally designed with … Continue reading Remote Learning in Special Education →

A New Accessible Math Game From PBS

Posted on September 5, 2018 by Sean Arnold in Accessible Tech, Disability, Game-Based Learning, Technology, Universal Design for Learning

This was originally part of a guest post on the WNET Education blog. Introduction Educators have long been familiar with PBS as a go-to source for educational materials, and teachers like me striving to create a playful classroom environment enjoy their wide selection of learning game from Mission U.S and Nova Labs for older students … Continue reading A New Accessible Math Game From PBS →