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    TEACHING RESOURCES


    10 Inclusive Teaching Practices

    These 10 teaching practices are endorsed by The Association of College and University Educators and can be applied to physical and virtual classrooms alike. Visit their webpage to learn more about these practices through videos, commentary, and examples for practice. ​

    Anti-Racist Reading List

    ​Educational publisher Cengage has developed a helpful reading list for higher education instructors. 

    Effective and Inclusive Mentoring Practices

    Mentorship is a key part to student success. Check out these resources from Brown University to develop effective and inclusive relationships with mentees. 

    Effective Syllabi

    Syllabi act as learning contracts between students and instructors. It establishes expectations and rules of conduct. Review this resources to learn about important diversity and inclusivity statements to include in your syllabi. 

    Tools for Inclusive Teaching

    This webpage was developed by the USC Rossier School of Education to help faculty across all courses and programs (at USC and at other institutions around the globe) better teach the concepts of diversity.
     
    Topics include:
    • Inclusive teaching strategies
    • Racial, ethnic, and cultural diversity
    • Gender, sexual orientation, and disabilities
    • Religious diversity
    • Articles on inclusive teaching
     

    Racial Equity Tools

    ​The Center for Urban Education (CUE) at USC’s Rossier School of Education helps individuals learn to use data, inquiry, and self-reflection to see institutional racism and dismantle it, one practice at a time.

    Diversity in the Classroom

    ​The Center for Teaching and Learning at The University of Georgia has many resources about diversity in the classroom. 

    Learning for Justice

    Founded by the Southern Poverty Law Center under the name Teaching Tolerance in 1991, Learning for Justice was originally created to prevent the growth of hate by reducing prejudice. In the last 30 years, their work has evolved to center justice and the action that students and educators can take to realize change.

    American Council on Education: Race and Ethnicity in Higher Education

    The American Council on Education is the major coordinating body for the nation’s colleges and universities. It focuses on mobilizing the higher education community to shape effective public policy and foster innovative, high-quality practice.

    Engaging Students on Issues of Race

    Developed by the University of Delaware, this resource provides specific and practical suggestions for discussing race and social justice issues with students. Several research articles are also referenced to further work with students. 

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