Articulation between Meaningful Learning and Universal Design for Learning in Hybrid Graduate Education Contexts
Synopsis
The research analyzes the transition from meaningful learning to Universal Design for Learning (UDL) in hybrid postgraduate education contexts. Using a qualitative and socio-critical approach, it examines the pedagogical practices, perceptions, and classroom dynamics of teachers and students regarding inclusion, accessibility, and personalized learning. The theoretical framework integrates the principles of meaningful learning and UDL, grounded in cognitive science and neuroeducation. The study is structured into four chapters: introduction and theoretical foundations, applied methodology, analysis of pedagogical practices, and discussion on the articulation between both approaches. The central purpose is to provide a critical and constructive understanding of how UDL can be integrated as a model for innovation and inclusion in hybrid university teaching.

