Universal design in children’s education. Reflections on its implementation and implication for the teaching-learning process

Abstract

The universal design of learning as a model that is based on eliminating barriers to access, learning and participation, is an axis of analysis to understand the relationships that are established between teacher, student, learning in the educational scenarios of early childhood education; the relationship and relationship between boy-girl-teacher, educational agent is interpellated by multiple practices and strategies that in the educational process will be transform into integration, inclusion, exclusion or segregation processes. The results the project research of a qualitative nature make it possible to identify how the implementation of approaches such as the universal design of learning favors the effective participation and children’s learning achievement, highlighting the implications that must be had regarding the understanding of diversity, pedagogical-educational.

Keywords

• learning
• pedagogical practice
• childhood education
• infancies
• teaching