
Designing for Every Learner:
Universal Design for Learning in Mathematics
.png?width=450&height=300&name=Differentiation%20with%20Universal%20Design%20in%20Mind%20-%20Emphasis%20on%20All%20Learners%20Blog%20(1).png)
Join Us for the Webinar
Wednesday, October 7, 2026
4:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. PST
Every learner brings a unique set of strengths, experiences, and needs into the mathematics classroom.
This webinar supports teachers in understanding how Universal Design for Learning (UDL) can reduce barriers and increase access to rigorous mathematics — particularly for multilingual learners.
Aligned to National Council of Teachers of Mathematics' call for equitable, student-centered instruction, participants will:
-
Explore UDL-aligned lesson features
-
Learn scaffolds and language supports
-
Walk away with practical, classroom-ready strategies
This webinar is ideal for:
-
TK–Algebra I teachers implementing inclusive mathematics instruction with multilingual learners
-
Instructional coaches supporting teachers in UDL-aligned lesson design
-
School and district leaders building equitable math programs and professional learning plans
-
Curriculum teams refining scope and sequence to prioritize access and rigor
All participants will leave with classroom-ready strategies and a shared language for discussing inclusive design across your school or district.
Hosted by Great Minds®

Dr. Steven Shadel
Senior National Content Specialist,
Great Minds