- Alameda Co. Office of Education
- Language & Literacy
Core Learning
- About Core Learning
- Arts Learning
- Early Learning
- Alameda County Early Care and Education Planning Council
- Alameda County Early Childhood Check-in: On the Road to Recover
- Child Care Providers
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Language & Literacy
- Bilingual/Multilingual Learner Resources
- Common Core Resources
- Curriculum/Lesson Resources
- Distance Learning & School Reopening Resources
- ELD Publications
- ELD Resources
- ELLN: English Learner Leaders' Network
- ELPAC
- Expository Reading and Writing Course (ERWC)
- Growth Mindset
- Partnering with Parents of English Learners During Distance Learning
- Professional Development Resources
- Spelling Bee
- State Seal of Biliteracy & Biliteracy Pathway Recognitions
- Students with Dyslexia
- Summer Reading
- Textbook Adoptions
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Universal Design for Learning (UDL)
- Engagement: Recruiting Interest
- Engagement: Sustaining Effort & Persistence
- Engagement: Self Regulation
- Representation: Perception
- Representation: Language & Symbols
- Representation: Comprehension
- Action & Expression: Physical Action
- Action & Expression: Expression & Communication
- Action & Expression: Executive Functions
- History-Social Science and Civic Engagement
- STEM
- Social Justice and Equity Resources
- Saturday with a Scientist
- Ukraine Teaching Resources
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Universal Design for Learning (UDL)
Universal Design for Learning is the idea that we offer students the opportunity to take ownership of their learning while accommodating for differences in learning styles. By focusing on the three UDL principles (Engagement, Representation, Action & Expression), we can support all of our students towards become more independent learners. Click on each of the nine guidelines below to learn about UDL resources you can use with your students.
“The UDL Guidelines.” CAST, Inc., 2018.
Wondering how to design a UDL lesson? Check out "Guidance for Designing a UDL Lesson" by Dr. Katie Novak.
MTSS Implementation
Want to support UDL implementation for ELA within the context of your MTSS structure? North Carolina has a fantastic, linked document called ELA within MTSS
Support your English Language Learners Succeed with a Multi-tiered System of Support with resources from this great resource from ¡Colorín Colorado!