Universal Design for Learning (UDL) [HSW]
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NeoCon Presentation Description: Discover the core principles of Universal Design for Learning
(UDL) and how they enhance educational experiences for all
learners. This course explores the benefits of inclusive design in
improving academic, behavioral, and social outcomes.
Participants will evaluate how intentional classroom layouts and
school furniture choices support UDL principles, fostering an
equitable learning environment. Gain practical insights on
creating UDL-compliant spaces and learn strategies to maintain
and improve inclusive classrooms over time. Empower teaching
with adaptable, student-centered design solutions.
Emily Islip, M.ED, ECLPS
Product Portfolio Manager
Smith System
Emily Islip is an educational specialist with a Bachelor of Science in Early Education, a Master of Teacher Leader degree, and EDmarket Certified Learning Place Specialist (ECLPS) credentials. Her passion for forward-thinking curriculum and learning environments is rooted in years of teaching across early childhood, elementary, and middle school settings, followed by over a decade designing innovative classrooms.
As a key leader at Smith System, Emily helps guide the development of flexible, ergonomic, and sustainable furniture solutions that enhance student engagement, collaboration, and well-being - supporting educators in creating inclusive, effective learning spaces.
