Description
The Emory University Center for Faculty Development and Excellence (CFDE) is deeply committed to fostering inclusivity, equity, and critical thinking in teaching and learning. We hope this gathering of resources will serve those aims and will contribute to the very important conversations unfolding about inclusive pedagogy.
This document begins with an overview of what we mean when we speak of “inclusive classrooms.” Then it provides context and information on several concerns that frequently arise in conversations about inclusive pedagogy: microaggressions, implicit bias, trigger warnings, safe(r)/brave/accountable spaces, neurodiversity and inclusivity, academic freedom and free speech, navigating remote/online teaching in times of crisis, trauma informed teaching and learning in times of crisis, anti-racist pedagogy, decolonizing/decanonizing the syllabus, allyship, first-generation college students, and navigating difficult discussions.
Source: Emory University's Center for Faculty Development and Excellence (CFDE). https://cfde.emory.edu/