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To achieve the Secretary's goal of NCLB, and particularly to extend NCLB to include students with disabilities, the general curriculum must be strengthened. It must be strengthened by making it fully accessible to all students, and by including within it the research-based practices that will achieve results for students who have disabilities. Such a curriculum is universally designed.
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A universally designed curriculum is a curriculum that has been specifically designed, developed, and validated to meet the needs of the full range of students who are actually in our schools, students with a wide range of sensory, motor, cognitive, linguistic, and affective abilities and disabilities rather than a narrow range of students in the "middle" of the population. Such a curriculum is essential not only to align NCLB with IDEA, but to achieve the laudable goals of both. (Rose, 2003, p.1)
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Jon MundorfAssistive Technology, Universal Design, Universal Design for Learning: Improved Learning Opportunities
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