olume 18, Number 36 (October, 2025)_Universal Design for Learning as a Measure to Address Diversity

2024-09-14

Call for Papers - Revista Estilos de Aprendizaje

Universal Design for Learning as a Diversity Measure

Volume 18- Number 36 (October, 2025) - Universal Design for Learning as a measure of attention to diversity

The Universal Design for Learning (UDL) as an educational framework allows individualizing the learning process in such a way that it becomes the backbone of the educational response to the demands required by the attention to diversity. Therefore, both curricular design and educational praxis require its evaluation in order to develop effective and inclusive formulas. In this sense, it is necessary to take into account the legislative framework that urges its establishment in the educational context. This call aims to promote evidence to confirm the impact of SAD on the learning process of students through the achievement of evidence-based practices.

This new issue of the Journal of Learning Styles, to be published in October 2025, will promote the dissemination of pedagogical proposals that address the design, implementation and evaluation of educational resources applying strategies linked to the principles of Universal Design for Learning.

Therefore, this call aims to publish research articles, studies, experiences and educational practices that highlight the following topics:

- Educational Inclusion through Universal Design for Learning

- Perceptions of educational agents: educational transformation through the visibilization of learning by applying Universal Design for Learning.

- Proposals of different ways of integration and/or representation, praxis to reduce barriers, avoid discrimination and ensure inclusive learning processes.

- Universal Design for Learning in physical education: Good practices and challenges in its implementation.

- Learning situations in Spanish language: good practices and challenges in the application of Universal Design for Learning principles.
Universal Design for Learning in mathematics: good practices and challenges in its implementation

- Learning situations through accessible technological resources: good educational practices in applying Universal Design for Learning

- Accessible and inclusive digital materials: Challenges and challenges in the application of Universal Design for Learning
- Case studies using inclusive pedagogies in didactic specialties in some of the following educational stages: primary, secondary and university.

- Inquiries from educational practice, in formal and non-formal education contexts. Universal measures of educational attention.

Submission of proposals: Manuscripts may be submitted in the three official languages: English, Spanish and Portuguese. This issue is part of one of the priority lines of the DUAMAT project (Universal Design for Learning as a Diversity Attention Measure).

Deadline: 15 April 2025

Promoting entity

X Convocatoria de Investigación, Vicerrectorado de Investigación, Ciencia y Doctorado, Universidad Camilo José Cela, UCJC (Spain).
PAMA Research Group, Accessible Pedagogies as a Measure of Attention to Diversity, Universidad Camilo José Cela, UCJC (Spain).


Project

Research Project “Universal Design for Learning: Adaptation of materials, assessment and digital tools” (12_23_DUAMAT/2023-2025)

Publication and submission guidelines for manuscript/article preparation can be found at: http://revistaestilosdeaprendizaje.com/index.

The issue will be published in October 2025 is coordinated by:

Guest Editors / Coordinators:

Joanne Mampaso Desbrow, principal investigator of the PAMAT group (accessible pedagogies as a measure of attention to diversity). Research group of the Faculty of Education. Camilo José Cela University.

Diego Galán Casado, research group in Socio-educational Intervention (Contextos-ISE). Department of Theory of Education and Social Pedagogy. National University of Distance Education (UNED).

Sergio Sánchez Fuentes, research group on Inclusive Education and Diversity. Faculty of Teacher Training and Education. Autonomous University of Madrid.