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A Welcoming Tone: Tips to Build Rapport in Digital Spaces

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As English professors and educational developers, we think this question is essential when creating a sense of belonging for all students. Realize that one type of language or dialect is not inherently superior to another. Each language/dialect has value (Palmer & Devereaux, 2019). l can mean “literally.” /srs

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A Welcoming Tone: Tips to Build Rapport in Digital Spaces

Faculty Focus

As English professors and educational developers, we think this question is essential when creating a sense of belonging for all students. Realize that one type of language or dialect is not inherently superior to another. Each language/dialect has value (Palmer & Devereaux, 2019). l can mean “literally.” /srs

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Care for Faculty in Challenging Times: Considerations for Exploring Hope and Healing

Faculty Focus

To help faculty developers and faculty reframe their experience and own their narratives, we asked them to pinpoint language that felt inauthentic or otherwise contradicted their experiences. Her scholarly interests include the educational development, Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (SoTL), and writing studies.

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Care for Faculty in Challenging Times: Considerations for Exploring Hope and Healing

Faculty Focus

To help faculty developers and faculty reframe their experience and own their narratives, we asked them to pinpoint language that felt inauthentic or otherwise contradicted their experiences. Her scholarly interests include the educational development, Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (SoTL), and writing studies.