1. Assessment and Feedback
1.1. e.g. Implement Google Docs for feedback.
1.2. e.g. Use Kahoot or Quizlet for gamified assessments
1.3. e.g. Use Rubrics in Google Docs for transparent and consistent grading
2. Collaborative Learning
2.1. e.g. Use Padlet for collaborative projects.
2.2. e.g. Implement Google Docs for collaborative work
2.3. e.g. using collaborative tools like Slack, Asana, Google Drive, Trello
3. Digital Inclusivity
3.1. Teach Safe and Responsible Online Behavior
3.1.1. e.g. Use Common Sense Media for lessons on digital citizenship
3.2. Promote Equal Access to Digital Tools
3.2.1. e.g. Provide Chromebooks or tablets with accessible features
3.3. Incorporate Assistive Technologies
3.3.1. e.g. Ensure screen readers and captioning are available across platforms
3.3.2. e.g. Offer voice-to-text features for students with writing difficulties
4. Academic Inclusivity
4.1. Differentiated Instruction
4.1.1. Adapt teaching methods to students' backgrounds, needs, interests, language levels.
4.2. Personalized Learning tools
4.2.1. Use Google Classroom to tailor learning experiences.
4.3. Assistive Technology
4.3.1. Implement chrome books, screen readers, alternative keyboards, voice recognition, etc.
5. Physical Inclusivity
5.1. Accessible Classroom Layout
5.1.1. Mobility and movement support for wheelchair students
5.1.1.1. e.g. Wide aisles
5.1.1.2. e.g. push-button door openers
5.1.2. Easy access to materials and resources
5.1.2.1. e.g. Shelves and supplies accessible at different heights
5.1.2.2. e.g. height-adjustable whiteboards or smartboards to ensure students with different physical abilities can participate in lessons actively.
5.1.3. Storage and Personal Space
5.1.3.1. e.g. Lockers, cubbies, etc.
5.1.3.2. e.g. Personal assistive devices stored safely but within reach
5.2. Adaptive Seating Options
5.2.1. Chairs for comfort and posture support
5.2.1.1. e.g. Bean bags, floor seating
5.2.2. Adjustable desks or tables for various heights
5.2.3. Specialized seating for students with sensory or motor needs
5.2.3.1. e.g. wobble chairs, stability balls
5.2.3.2. e.g. standing desks or fidget-friendly seating might benefit students who need more mobility or focus.
5.3. Sensory Friendly Spaces
5.3.1. Quiet or calm corners for students with sensory processing challenges
5.3.2. Visual cues or symbols for instructions and routines
5.3.2.1. e.g. Picture schedule witth color coded sections
5.3.2.2. e.g. Emoji charts to display classroom behavior expectations
5.3.2.3. e.g. Countdown timer
5.3.2.4. e.g. Flash cards
5.3.3. Soft lighting or adjustable lighting to reduce glare and overstimulation
5.4. Flexible Classroom Arrangements
5.4.1. Ability to rearrange seating to accommodate students with visual, hearing, or physical needs
5.4.2. Desks grouped for collaboration but with enough space for easy mobility
5.5. Assistive Learning Materials
5.5.1. Large print, Braille, or audio versions of textbooks
5.5.2. Use of visual aids, models, and tactile materials for students with diverse learning needs
5.5.3. Manipulatives and hands-on materials for students with physical disabilities
5.6. Safety and Evacuation Procedures
5.6.1. Non-slip flooring for safety
5.6.2. Evacuation plans that include specific measures for students with mobility or sensory needs
5.6.3. Classroom safety tools (fire alarms, warning signals) adapted for students with disabilities
5.6.3.1. e.g. visual fire alarms
6. Social and Emotional Inclusivity
6.1. Foster a Safe Environment
6.1.1. Prevent bullying
6.1.2. Promote Empathy
6.1.2.1. e.g. Use ClassDojo to monitor and promote positive behavior.
6.2. Integrate Mindfulness Activities
6.2.1. e.g. Use apps like Calm for relaxation
6.2.2. e.g. Do a mindful activity like the breathing activity.
6.3. Encourage Peer Support
6.3.1. e.g. Utilize Seesaw for sharing peer feedback
6.4. Conduct Emotional Check-ins
6.4.1. e.g. Use mood meters to gauge student feelings
6.4.2. e.g. Use tools like Flipgrid for students to express thoughts and feelings through video
7. Cultural and Language Inclusivity
7.1. Provide access to content in multiple languages
7.1.1. e.g. utilize Google Translate
7.1.2. e.g. Speech to text AT
7.2. Celebrate cultural events and holidays
7.3. Represent diverse cultures
7.3.1. e.g. Use posters and charts using Canva
7.3.2. e.g. Use Flipgrid for students to share their cultural experiences