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Mr. Bell is designing the means of evaluating students' understanding of the content in the unit he is creating on the civil war in middle Tennessee. He decides to administer a traditional paper and pencil test at the end of the unit. He also decides to offer students the choice of using artistic means (e.g., creating a musical piece, a poem, a dance, etc.) to describe what they learned about the civil war in middle Tennessee. Which Universal Design for Learning principle is Mr. Bell using?

▸ Provide Multiple Means of Engagement

▸ Provide Multiple Means of Representation

▸ Provide Multiple Means of Parent Involvement

▸ Provide Multiple Means of Action and Expression

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Introduction to Contemporary Special Education

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