Inclusive Teaching Community of Practice: Spring 2022
Sign up by February 4 to join your colleagues in this collaboration between the Division of Access, Diversity, & Inclusion and the Center for Teaching & Learning! Community members meet virtually from 3-4:30pm on February 9, March 8, & April 13, 2022.
- earn a digital badge to display in emails, LinkedIn & more
- expand your teaching methods to include learners of all backgrounds
- collaborate with colleagues & develop a pedagogy plan just for you
- easily engage through our convenient Canvas modules
Visit the Center for Teaching & Learning website to sign up today!
Why Inclusive Pedagogy?
Exposure to diversity leads to the development of complex thinking skills and learning integration, promotes ethical decision-making and the ability to work in a diverse society, and increases students’ capacity for social agency and citizenship. Students’ interactions and experiences with diverse perspectives in the classroom allow students to grow and gain valuable insights about themselves and others, increase perspective-taking skills, and fosters appreciation for diversity of experience and thought. Students often are able to develop identify and challenge previously held assumptions through the course content and materials presented in the classroom, shaped by engaging in classroom discussion and activities. The resources in this section offer strategies to promote inclusive excellence and improve the climate for learning for all students.
Recommended Readings
Inclusive Teaching
Managing Hot Moments
Ethnic and Cultural Diversity
Gender
LGBTQ
Disabilities
Veterans
Intersectionality
Faculty Self Awareness
| Diversity Issues for the Instructor: Identifying Your Own Attitudes- Center for Research on Learning and Teaching, University of Michigan |
Diversity Syllabus Statements
| Samples Statements from Yale University |
