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Teaching With Technology in Higher Ed? Start With Relationship-Building.

Edsurge

In addition to using technology in my own biology courses, I also work with faculty across the country on how to teach with technology through an inclusive lens. There are certainly ways in which technology can aid this process, but the mindset of inclusion must determine the ways in which that technology is used—not the other way around.

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Developing Your Approach to Generative AI

Scholarly Teacher

For those that are strongly impacted, how could you: Integrate AI to further students’ learning and achievement of course objectives? What is your discipline’s culture around generative AI use? Modify the assessment to reduce the impact of generative AI? How can you support access for those without it? For students?

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Challenging Implicit Linguistic Biases in Teaching and Learning Across Disciplines Through Student-Faculty Partnerships

Scholarly Teacher

The program fosters student agency in learning through solidarity, creates a sense of belonging and self-efficacy for students and instructors, integrates teaching approaches responsive to students’ learning needs, and builds a culture of openness to student feedback (Cavazos, 2024; Cavazos & Chapa, 2023; Cavazos et al., 2017, January).

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Why We Need to Share Care, Appreciation, Kindness and Empathy (CAKE) in our Classrooms  

Faculty Focus

Based on confidentiality and your goals, you can build on this practice by: Allowing students to exchange reflection cards anonymously and read them aloud Asking students to share their reflections in small groups Using students journal entries to guide your classroom norms, making small acts of kindness, and fostering belonging in your classroom.