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This аssignment аligns tо SLOs A, C, D, N : The successful student will fulfill the fоllоwing leаrning objectives:SLO A: demonstrate knowledge of the principles of universal design for learning (UDL) and how to apply UDL guidelines to incorporate the flexibility necessary to maximize learning opportunities for all students;SLO C: apply knowledge of activities and instruction that build on students' individual interests, primary language, experiences, and prior knowledge; respond to students' strengths and needs; and promote the development of prerequisite skills and positive dispositions toward learning in the content areas; SLO D: demonstrate knowledge of how and when to adjust and scaffold instruction, instructional activities, and assessment in response to various types of feedback from young children;. SLO N: understand scientifically based instructional techniques and strategies, which will increase the competence and effectiveness of regular education teachers as they include exceptional children into regular classrooms;