ASU Remote 2022: Ask the Experts Q&A Inclusive Teaching

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ASU Remote Faculty Summit 2022 in partnership with Every Learner Everywhere June 2022

Topic: Effective Teaching Practices Equity in Higher Education Evidence-based Teaching Practices Inclusive Course Design

Role: Administrator Faculty Instructional Support Staff

Specialists and practitioners of inclusive teaching answer your questions about strategies and approaches to creating an inclusive learning environment for all students.

Panelists: H. Ray Keith, Associate Director, Teaching and Learning at Achieving the Dream (ATD); Sarah Kinnison, Associate Director, Program Development at Achieving the Dream (ATD); Tynan Gable, MBA, Lead Strategist at Intentional Futures; Ruanda Garth-McCullough, PhD., Director of Program Development at Achieving the Dream (ATD); Patricia O’Sullivan, Content Manager at Every Learner Everywhere

Recommended citation:

O’Sullivan, P., Keith, H.R., Kinnison, S., Garth-McCullough, R. & Gable, T. (2022, June 9) Ask the experts Q&A inclusive teaching [Video] Every Learner Everywhere and ASU Remote Faculty Summit. https://youtu.be/MbQjlf5Pyh0

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