A Pathway to Equitable Math Instruction
This site matters because it helps secondary teachers make math instruction more fair, inclusive, and effective for all students. It offers practical tools that support deeper learning while helping teachers remove classroom barriers.
Universal Design for Learning: 5 Strategies That Benefit Neurodiverse Students
A teacher-friendly guide showing how UDL supports ADHD through active learning and executive function strategies. Emphasizes moving away from one-size-fits-all instruction toward flexible, engaging lessons.
A collection of real middle and high school math lessons, videos, and instructional units built with UDL. Includes ready-to-use examples and math-specific adaptations you can apply immediately.
How to Implement Universal Design for Learning in Math
A modern collection of project-style tasks, such as choice boards, Desmos activities, and multimodal math work. Designed to increase engagement and reduce cognitive overload for learners with ADHD.
Open Access: Learning and Participation for ALL
A full set of downloadable lesson templates, checklists, and planning guides. Helps teachers design flexible lessons that remove barriers from the start.