This paper examines instructional coaching as a means to support teachers at all levels in primary and secondary schools in implementing new and innovative practices using the Universal Design for Learning (UDL) framework as a design guide.
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This study is one of the first conducted that investigates the effect of instructional coaching on teachers' increased understanding and implementation of the UDL framework. This study examines instructional coaching as a stand-alone professional development in supporting teachers' use of UDL in design-inclusive classrooms. Written into US law, the UDL framework is a scientifically valid framework that supports teachers with the design of flexible and accessible classrooms for an increasingly diverse population of students.
Today's 3D craze is another example of what's old becoming new again. I vividly remember going to see the horror movie House of Wax in 3D in 1953 (Foy & De Toth, 1953). I was 7 years old! House of Wax generated buzz as the first 3D release from a major motion picture studio. One of the legends of horror, Vincent Price, was the lead actor. He played a serial killer who encases his victims in wax and displays them in his wax museum, unbeknownst to the museum patrons. To say the least, it was a pretty gruesome movie. I'm not sure what my parents were thinking, taking a 7-year-old to see the film. But the characters and the story felt all the more real coming right at me off the screen in 3D. It scared me half to death, and the experience still lingers in my mind today!
A 28mm will never be my first choice of lens. In fact, I only ever use one if there is genuinely no other way of including all the necessary information in the frame. While this will not be an issue for many people, for those who share my prejudice, the Leica Q offers a solution of sorts: the user can select a magnified crop mode, allowing you to shoot on a simulated 35mm or 50mm lens. 2ff7e9595c
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