principles and practices of inclusive teaching

See breakout bullets in between paragraphs for specific action items. For example...

How to interact inclusively with students:

• Get comfortable with periods of silence

• Add structure to small-group discussions

• Allow anonymous participation

How to design classroom activities inclusively:

• Decrease the amount you speak

• Give lots of low-stakes quizzes and assignments

• Incorporate typical test questions

Infographic with quick tips for cultivating an inclusive classroom, such as "Engage students in a small group introductions activity."

1. Foster rapport equitably among students.

2. Set explicit expectations.

3. Include content that recognizes inequity.

4. Design all course elements for accessibility.

5. Regular self-reflection. See one example tool here: docs.asee.org/public/LGBTQ/Reflection_Exercise.pdf

Each module introduces a critical framework and provides curated content in a variety of media, such as academic articles, TED talks, and guidelines for incorporating relevant practices into your teaching.

Module topics are:

1. Spiritual and Religious Diversity

2. Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity

3. Inclusive Excellence

4. Inclusive Pedagogy

5. Intersectional Pedagogy

6. Native American Pedagogies

7. Universal Design for Learning (UDL)

8. The Community of Inquiry Model

9. Inclusive Assessment