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This service supports cross-functional teams of academic leaders, faculty, and staff to design and implement culturally responsive instruction. In this service, educators will be guided through an examination of equity-minded approaches, such as culturally responsive, affirming and sustaining teaching strategies that leverage digital learning. Throughout this train-the-trainer service, participants will engage with instructional practices that impact student success in gateway courses and how pairing evidence-based teaching with digital learning technologies can advance learning for Black, Latino/a/x, Indigenous and poverty-affected and first-generation students. Participants will learn how to use, train, and assess teaching practices that improve student experiences and performance in blended, in person and online learning environments. Facilitators will introduce specific tools to implement equity-centered strategies to redesign and analyze curriculum, syllabi and instructional practices. By the end of the sessions, participants will develop an implementation plan for course redesign.
Learning Outcomes
Participants will be able to:
- Build institutional capacity to serve Black, Latino/a/x, Indigenous, poverty-affected, and first-generation students through digital teaching and learning with an equity-minded and student-centered instructional focus.
- Implement culturally responsive teaching practices, tools, and strategies that lead to student success, engagement, and improved outcomes.
- Operationalize an equity minded approach to teaching and learning.
- Create course curriculum, assignments, and assessments that validate, affirm, and embrace the diverse perspectives, lived experiences, and cultures of students.
- Develop cultural competence and equity minded practitioner skills and strategies.