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Inclusive Pedagogy is Fundamental to Good Teaching
Session Overview
This video was part of the July 2021 REMOTE: The Connected Faculty Summit
Since the inception of our Teaching Effectiveness Framework (TEF) in 2018, we have supported faculty in making an intentional shift to using evidence-based teaching practices from the TEF domains: classroom climate, student motivation, feedback and assessment, pedagogical content knowledge, curriculum and alignment, instructional strategies, and inclusive pedagogy. The pivot to remote learning in 2020 made apparent Inclusive Pedagogy as fundamental to all domains of the framework and student success.
Speakers
Tonya Buchan
Instructional Designer | The Institute for Learning & Teaching, Colorado State University
Tonya Buchan, MS Ed. is an Instructional Designer with the Institute for Learning and Teaching at Colorado State University. She partners with faculty to integrate research-based teaching practices and technology.
Jennifer Todd
Instructional Designer | Colorado State University
Jennifer Todd is an Instructional Designer with The Institute for Learning and Teaching at Colorado State University where she is leading an effort to assist faculty and administration in defining effective teaching and using this definition as a framework for setting teaching goals and improving and evaluating teaching excellence. She collaborates with faculty to help them integrate students into every aspect of the learning process – from curricular alignment to assessment – with a focus on engagement, critical thinking, and metacognition. She has 20 years teaching and curriculum design experience from kindergarten to adult learners.
