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TEACHING RESOURCES
A Guide to Gender Identity Terms
NPR has compiled a glossary of terms relating to gender identity.
A Guide for Supporting Trans and Gender Diverse Students
A Guide for Supporting Trans and Gender Diverse Students
A resource to provide a safe learning environment for trans and gender diverse (TGD) students.
Considering Diversity: A Self-Reflection Tool for Psychology Teachers
Considering Diversity: A Self-Reflection Tool for Psychology Teachers
This self-reflective tool aims to boost interpersonal and cultural sensitivity in both students and teachers.
Core Elements of Anti-Racist Pedagogy by Kim Case, Ph.D.
Core Elements of Anti-Racist Pedagogy by Kim Case, Ph.D.
This resource can facilitate departmental curricular transformations and pedagogical advancements in classrooms.
DART Toolbox for Faculty and Administrators
DART Toolbox for Faculty and Administrators
The APA has developed this resource to better support students with disabilities.
The Social Justice Course Cycle: Prepare, Diversify, Reflect, and Refine
The Social Justice Course Cycle: Prepare, Diversify, Reflect, and Refine
Ideas for adopting a social justice focus into your teaching. Suggested readings are available through the USF library.
Labor-Based Grading Contracts: Building Equity and Inclusion in the Compassionate Writing Classroom
Labor-Based Grading Contracts: Building Equity and Inclusion in the Compassionate Writing Classroom
This book advocates for the use of labor-based grading practices to increase the effectiveness of classroom teaching.
Materials for Teaching about Social Issues
Materials for Teaching about Social Issues
SPSSI has compiled several resources for discussing social issues in psychology courses.
Fostering an LGBTQ+ Inclusive Environment in the Classroom
Fostering an LGBTQ+ Inclusive Environment in the Classroom
An elaborate guide to maintaining LGBTQ+ inclusive practices in the classroom.
Society for the Teaching of Psychology Facebook Group
Society for the Teaching of Psychology Facebook Group
Join the find many teaching resources, including many tips for navigating issues of diversity.
Click here to learn more and join.
What Inclusive Instructors Do
What Inclusive Instructors Do
Principles and Practices for Excellence in College Teaching
An engaging and thoughtful guide to developing inclusive teaching practices.
Inclusive Syllabus
Inclusive Syllabus
Suggestions for creating a syllabus that is respectful, welcoming, and inclusive.
A resource on creating inclusive classrooms for students of all gender identities and sexual orientations.
Teaching Sexual and Gender Identity in College Courses
Teaching Sexual and Gender Identity in College Courses
This paper explores the teaching of sexual identity and orientation in psychology college courses and other academic areas.
Improve Accessibility with the Accessibility Checker
Improve Accessibility with the Accessibility Checker
Run the Accessibility Checker to make sure your Microsoft Office content is easy for people of all abilities to read and edit.
Accessible Powerpoint Presentations
Accessible Powerpoint Presentations
Make your PowerPoint presentations accessible to people with disabilities.
Enlightenment Workshop Series: Suggested Reading List
Enlightenment Workshop Series: Suggested Reading List
Fostering a culture of inclusive excellence and addressing bias and anti-Blackness within higher education.
Click here to access the list.
Society for the Teaching of Psychology E-Book
Society for the Teaching of Psychology E-Book
Incorporating diversity in classroom settings: Real and engaging examples for various psychology courses.
As instructors of Psychology and other related fields, we can help students understand and appreciate diversity, cultivate a critical mind to analyze the role of sociocultural factors, and develop the knowledge and skills that would allow them to act ethically and responsibly in a diverse world. In this volume, intersectionality of the many areas of diversity are emphasized.
Writing Research for a Non-Academic Audience
Writing Research for a Non-Academic Audience
Learn how to better communicate your research to a wider audience.
Bias-Free Language
Bias-Free Language
The APA's bias-free language committees have created a guide for writing about people without bias across a range of topics.
National Native American Heritage Month for Teachers
National Native American Heritage Month for Teachers
Selected resources for teachers involving Native American Heritage Month.
PODCASTS
PODCASTS
Enough Y'all Podcast
Enough Y'all Podcast
A podcast for intersectional allies and social justice academics hosted by social psychologist Kim Case, Ph.D. Season 2 has begun and discusses the topic of Anti-Racist Pedagogy and the idea of education as liberation.
PsychSessions Podcasts
PsychSessions Podcasts
ASK070: What is labor-based grading?
In this AskPsychSessions feature, Marianne speaks with Jasmine Mena from Bucknell University. They cover the basics of labor-based grading and bringing in student reflections on learning to classroom assignments.
ASK061: How do I deal with EDI backlash in my classroom?
In this AskPsychSessions feature, Marianne welcomes Valerie Taylor back to the podcast. This time, they discuss how to handle pushback when you start to add more EDI (equity, diversity, and inclusion) efforts to your courses.
ASK059: How can an interdisciplinary lens impact teaching?
In this AskPsychSessions feature, Marianne chats with Belem Lopez from The University of Texas at Austin. They discuss why bringing an interdisciplinary lens to teaching is helpful to students as well as some teaching questions regarding language use.
TMS02E02: The Cultural Baggage of Grading, or, Grades as a (Mis)measure of Worth
Episode snippets: grading, students procrastinating until the end of the semester, why new collegiate hires get fired, the cultural baggage about grades, grades as a (mis)measure of worth, norm-referenced and criterion-referenced grading, the "true" curve, grading without points.
RESEARCH RESOURCES
RESEARCH RESOURCES
USF Libraries Workshops for Researchers
USF Libraries Workshops for Researchers
These workshops are suitable for a range of skills and experience with research and will help you take your research to the next level.
Writing Research for a Non-Academic Audience
Writing Research for a Non-Academic Audience
Learn how to better communicate your research to a wider audience.
Recent Research on Race & Social Inequity
Recent Research on Race & Social Inequity
SSRN’s Race & Social Inequity Hub highlights recent research related to systemic racism, racial violence, law enforcement reform, and social justice movements.
Recent Research on LGBTQ-Related Issues
Recent Research on LGBTQ-Related Issues
SSRN’s Pride Month Hub highlights recent research related to the pursuit of equal justice and opportunities, as well as greater acceptance for LGBTQ+ individuals.
Evaluating inclusive gender identity measures for use in quantitative psychological research.
Evaluating inclusive gender identity measures for use in quantitative psychological research.
Gloria Frazier. 2018.
A guide on how to implement gender identity measures across all fields of psychology and assess options for collecting gender identity data. This paper provides specific advice for psychological researchers interested in the science of gender identity measurement.
Emerging Scholars Symposium
Emerging Scholars Symposium
Sponsored by Boston University
Part 1: Friday, May 21, 2021 (virtual)
The Clinical Psychology Program in the Department of Psychological & Brain Sciences at Boston University is inviting junior scholars from underrepresented racial and ethnic groups to participate in an invited conference on diversity, equity, and inclusion.
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