Conception of the universal design of learning in the field of academic tutoring
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Universal Learning Design, academic tutoring, educational inclusion modelAbstract
The Universal Design of Learning emerges as an educational paradigm that transcends the integration of knowledge, which goes towards a model of educational inclusion, where diversity becomes a pedagogical value to be promoted. This article addresses the implementation of Universal Learning Design (UDL) in higher education, particularly in the field of academic tutoring. The perceptions, experiences and meanings constructed by students regarding inclusive pedagogical strategies are explored. The main purpose is to understand, from the student perspective, the experiences, perceived barriers and potential identified in an educational model that seeks to transform traditional practices towards a real and equitable inclusion of cognitive diversity. The results highlight that the conception of DUA in the field of tutoring improves academic performance, promotes motivation, and enriches the learning experience in a personalized way. This approach transcends instrumental adaptations to position itself as an ethical and transformative paradigm, where diversity is not seen as a limitation.
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