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The UDL-IRN’s Mission is to support the design of future-ready learning environments that are equitable, beneficial, and meaningful for all learners! We believe the traditional one-size-fits all model of education is outdated and broken.

Find more information on the CEC Convention website.

Michigan CEC is celebrating their 80th annual conference by presenting national speakers, over 120 breakout sessions, 40+ exhibitors and unique networking opportunities. A conference of this caliber could not happen without the MCEC Board of Directors, volunteers, the speakers, and YOU.

Target Audience: Middle School Math Teachers 

The Infant Toddler Conference is designed to provide professional development for people working with or on behalf of infants and toddlers, and their families, in a variety of settings including home care providers, teaching teams, administrators, coaches, mentors and trainers.

Join your colleagues from around the region to explore how Universal Design for Learning can help you create a welcoming, responsive, student-centered classroom that cultivates expert learners. This year the event features national presenters who will focus on UDL as it pertains to:

The NAEYC Annual Conference is the largest early childhood education conference in the world.

Conference Mission The Autism conference provides comprehensive, evidence-based information to assist educators, other professionals, and families in developing effective educational programming for all students with autism spectrum disorders.

The mission of the Michigan Autism Conference is to disseminate information and training on scientifically validated, behaviorally based treatments to parents, caregivers, and professionals who work with and care for individuals with autism spectrum disorder, and to promote awareness and training

As schools have worked hard to make their websites accessible, many have employed automated tools to scan the website, checking for any accessibility issues. While these tools are critical to our accessibility efforts, they, like any accessibility checker, have their limits.