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Overview
It's incredible how education has evolved in curriculum, practice, pedagogy, theory, and research, to help support all students who are neurotypical and neurodivergent. Our presentation identifies the significance of student ability, the power of diversity in driving creativity, culture, anonymity and what supports may look like.
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How to engage with this resource?
Each tab showcases a unique perspective on Diversity in Learning, particularly within the context of EdTech
Work through any or all of the tabs
Then proceed to the Discussion (Padlet) page to share your thoughts!
The team
The team
Check out our amazing team!
Clarisse Yeh
Clarisse Yeh
Clarisse teaches secondary alternate education and learning support in Burnaby, BC. She is passionate about local histories, experiential learning, and community-building.
What diversity in learning means to me:
Diversity in learning is when all learners, both neurotypical and neurodivergent, are capable of meeting their individualized learning goals. All learners should be able to approach concepts with "choice," in expressing their knowledge and thinking. It is important that all learners thrive in an empathetic-centred environment .
Nisrine Bleik
Nisrine Bleik
Nisrine works in a school and oversees the quality of teaching and learning. She majored in Early Childhood Studies, Leading Teaching and Learning and School Senior Leadership.
What diversity in learning means to me:
Embracing differences and synergizing with others while realizing the power of socializing creativity in diverse learning environments in the pursuit of creating a better present and future for all.
Noor Rajab
Noor Rajab
Noor has a bachelor's degree in Multimedia and Web development, worked in technical support, and web development and is following her passion for being an educator. Currently doing MET Program.
What diversity in learning means to me:
The complete belief that being diverse is the norm. Utilizing our differences to achieve best practices within education, employment and society. More diversity means more knowledge.
Aaron Chan
Aaron Chan
Aaron has a background in IT systems consulting and switched gears into education, most recently teaching middle school English in Korea.
What diversity in learning means to me:
Overcoming our natural instincts and empathetically and objectively understanding what's new and uncertain, (even when we don't necessarily agree)!
This resource was published in July 2022 as a course project (ETEC 512) for the Master of Educational Technology (MET) program at the University of British Columbia.
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