Publication Date

2014

Document Type

Article

Abstract

Institutions of higher learning are not equally successful in educating all students. Faculty learning communities and the use of culturally inclusive pedagogies have been shown to help address this achievement gap between majority students and those from under-represented groups. This article provides an overview of multi-disciplinary faculty members’ process to transform their pedagogies and curriculum to emphasize cultural inclusion. In addition, revitalized course materials reflecting culturally inclusive pedagogical strategies are made available to readers

Comments

Course syllabi referred to in the article are available below.

Original Citation

Anderson, J.R., Bond, B.E., Davis-Street, J., Gentlewarrior, S., Savas, M.Y., Sheehy, D.A. (2014). Transforming the Classroom – and the World: Voices from a Culturally Inclusive Pedagogy Faculty Learning Community. Transformative Dialogues, 7(1), 1-18.

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Japan Through Film and Literature - LANG298 - Schedule - Spring 2014- Savas

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Cultural Inclusion Pedagogy Theme Schedule - 2010 Summer Institute

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