Inclusivity

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Creating an inclusive and equitable learning environment is essential for fostering success among all students, particularly those from underserved or underrepresented backgrounds. On campuses like 񱦵, traditionally underserved students often face unique challenges, including , microaggressions, and feelings of isolation or exclusion. To address these disparities, educators must commit to adopting anti-racist and inclusive teaching practices that ensure every student feels valued, supported, and empowered to thrive.

As defines it, inclusive pedagogy is “a philosophy of teaching that provides equal opportunities for all students to have a successful learning experience.” This chapter offers actionable strategies to help you embrace this philosophy, enabling you to better understand and address the diverse experiences of your students while fostering a classroom culture of belonging and respect.


In This Chapter, You’ll Learn How To:


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