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EPISODE · Mar 2, 2022 · 15 MIN

76: How the UDL mindset drives the design of a nonpartisan advocacy group of educators

from UDL in 15 Minutes · host Loui Lord Nelson

Jarod McGuffey, a 21st Century teacher in Fraser, Michigan, shares how he used his knowledge of the UDL mindset, his gift of listening, and knowledge from a fellowship to create Trusted Voices, a nonpartisan advocacy group of educators who establish partnerships with legislators to ensure vetted information is shared to inform policy. Hear more about his journey into this work, how Trusted Voices has grown, and tips of what to do if you love the idea but you don’t live in Michigan.

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