Understanding by Design is described as which type of planning model?
ABackward design
BRandom design
CForward guessing
DTextbook copying
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Backward design
1. UbD starts with the end in mind.
2. Courses, units and lessons are planned from the desired result, so it is backward design.
3. Random or textbook-copying plans lack a goal first.
_Source: Wikipedia, Differentiated instruction (CC BY-SA), Understanding by Design_
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