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• Apply UDL to your arts classroom. • Seek out and utilize materials and resources that increase access for instruction for all students.


• Share your UDL ideas and resources with your colleagues.


• Continue to investigate UDL planning strategies to support greater arts education access for all learners.


For more in-depth arts examples for each of these principles, watch the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction Fine Arts and Creativity Education video “Universal Design For Learning in the Arts.” Additional links are provided for your use within this article. Thank you for investigating ways to offer quality arts educational experiences to all students.


Below are a few links to assist in your work with students needing strategy and/ or resource adaptations in the arts.


Julie Palkowski is fine arts and creativity edu- cation consultant for Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction. Email: julie.palkowski@ dpi.wi.gov


Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction – Fine Arts & Creativity Education Links


Inclusive Arts Education – Scoop.it articles and videos. https://goo.gl/QFAPSx


WIFACE diigo site https://goo.gl/uLwDhq


Inclusive Arts PLC Page https://goo.gl/vwy5Ta


WI DPI Universal Design for Learning in the Arts (video) https://goo.gl/9zWYAj


Research Articles/Video Links IDEA US DOE https://goo.gl/nco2vd


Leadership Exchange in Arts and Disability – Kennedy Center https://goo.gl/RO1ZUP


VSA Wisconsin https://goo.gl/2jUcVX


Born to Learn (video) https://goo.gl/5VvKwT


UDL at a Glance (video) https://goo.gl/xNa522


WI DPI Google Communities https://goo.gl/N8PY4e


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