Center for Collaborative Teaching and Learning @wheaton
Values collaboration, evidence-based educational development and the diversity of our learning community
It was such a great session & inspiring to work on a campus where, not 60 but 75 staff & faculty members came together to commit to actively engage in strengthening our ability to be #antiracist educators. Thank you @CctlW for your leadership & action based website resources
Planning for Fall, more thinking about #traumainformed teaching and learning is needed. First, @KaraNewhouse suggests that we focus on 4 core priorities: predictability, flexibility, connection, and empowerment. 1/6
https://t.co/5QyPGYRd31
To better understand the link inclusive practice and why pedagogy needs to address the trauma around us @ucbaccenter provides an excellent webinar 6/6 https://t.co/dhc4VxEJFV
#traumainformed pedagogy was needed even before #COVID19! For many students this is a first trauma. @jessica_minahan explains that trauma inhibits learning. Creating islands of competence and crafting feedback that reduces negative thinking can help. 5/6 https://t.co/Y7mgPaW06P
Thinking about #inclusion in #highered's transition to #remoteteaching#remotelearning requires not just focusing on values or structural inequalities but also learning how to use the new tools as @DrMrsKellyHogan @vijisathy explain @chronicle bonus 12/11
https://t.co/mlacA500HV
From the beginning of the transition to #remotelearning#remoteteaching#inclusion has been at the front of our thinking as we noted in our piece @nebhe. Our thinking on inclusion #education today is shaped by these resources and thought pieces. 1/11 https://t.co/1RTU70Peg7
And, learning from our students as @LangOnCourse notes in @chroniclevitae in a piece that makes the case for leveraging student strengths #online. 11/11 https://t.co/IWB4Gr6Scj