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ASU Remote 2021: Teaching Equitably in Psychology

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Every Learner Everywhere junio 2021

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Topic: Equity in Higher Education Inclusive Course Design

Role: Faculty

Institution: 2-Year Institutions 4-Year Institutions

Discipline: Psychology

A discussion about strategies for teaching equitably in psychology to combat some of the inequities that exist within the field.

In this presentation, Dr. Susanna Gallor of the University of Massachusetts discusses equity issues particular to teaching psychology. Watch this video to consider how to create an inclusive and equitable social sciences learning environment.

This is a recording of an Every Learner Everywhere Ask the Expert Session at the second annual ASU Remote Summit June 9-10, 2021.

Recommended citation:

Gallor, S. (2021, June 9) Teaching Equitably in Psychology [Video] ASU Remote Summit 2021. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tlX0RsgMXQs&list=PLc9-1gBe1Xr-g__caGXYD8jC9gG4iSKVt&index=13

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