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    Inclusive Teaching @ UBC

    A website for UBC instructors from both campuses who want to learn more about inclusive teaching practices. Find resources and discover opportunities for professional development across UBC.

    The CTLT has developed a new asynchronous course, Inclusive Teaching: What is it and why does it matter? This course will help you explore the foundational terms, concepts and resources related to Inclusive Teaching at UBC. This course is for anyone who teaches at UBC and who is looking for an introduction to inclusive teaching practices. The course is self-paced, and there are opportunities to drop in and discuss your learnings and inclusive teaching strategies during a virtual coffee hour. Read more

    What is Inclusive Teaching?

    There are many working definitions of inclusive teaching. We find the following definition informative:

    Inclusive teaching refers to intentional approaches to curriculum, course design, teaching practice, and assessment that create a learning environment where all students feel that their differences are valued and respected, have equitable access to learning and other educational opportunities, and are supported to learn to their full potential.

    Rather than being a static checklist, inclusive teaching can change depending on context. It is a lens that guides instructors to consider and address the ways historical and systemic inequities continue to shape students’ learning experiences.

    Adapted from University of Michigan’s Centre for Research on Teaching and Learning

     

    Centre for Teaching, Learning and Technology
    Irving K. Barber Learning Centre
    214-1961 East Mall
    Vancouver, B.C. Canada V6T 1Z1
    Tel 604 827 0360
    Website inclusiveteaching.ctlt.ubc.ca
    Email ctlt.info@ubc.ca
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