ASU Remote 2021: Inclusive Pedagogy is Fundamental to Good Teaching

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Every Learner Everywhere® junio 2021

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Topic: Effective Teaching Practices Evidence-based Teaching Practices Faculty Preparedness Professional Development Times of Uncertainty

Role: Faculty

An overview of Inclusive Pedagogy with Colorado State University’s Teaching Effectiveness Framework and its implications during the shift to remote learning in 2020.

Jennifer Todd, Instructional Designer at Colorado State University and Tonya Buchan, Instructional Designer at Colorado State University give an overview of Colorado State University’s Teaching Effectiveness Framework and its implications during the shift to remote learning in 2020.

This recording is an Every Learner Everywhere® Ask the Expert session from the ASU Remote Summit June 2021.

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Recommended citation:

Buchan, T. & Todd, J. (2021, June 9) Inclusive Pedagogy is Fundamental to Good Teaching [Video] ASU Remote Summit 2021. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ooDYzttogKU&list=PLc9-1gBe1Xr-g__caGXYD8jC9gG4iSKVt&index=3

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