Accessibility
Considerations: An accessibility policy signals to students that you are committed to equity and students’ diverse learning access needs. You
These resources compile information related to course design, assessment, active learning, and inclusive teaching. In them you will find ideas that can be use to enhance learning for all students. The information is organized based on its use in the teaching workshop that we offer newly hired instructors each August. Please contact us if you would like to explore any of these topics further.
Considerations: An accessibility policy signals to students that you are committed to equity and students’ diverse learning access needs. You
Considerations: The best attendance policy is one that promotes student learning. Your policy should explicitly state your requirements for class
Language that you might use to highlight the Honor Code in a syllabus for an undergraduate course. (source: email from Patrick Murphy, August
Considerations: Including a statement on inclusion illustrates your commitment to creating spaces where all students are welcome, valued, and provided
Considerations: A mental health or wellbeing statement signals your care for students as individuals and your commitment to their success
Considerations: Privacy and confidentiality policies communicate when and how student data will be collected and used and/or outline the expectation
“In the event of an emergency situation or disruption to normal campus operations (weather, health emergency, etc.), our class will
Considerations: Your technology policy should outline the appropriate use of laptops, cell phones, and other personal devices in accordance with
Let’s face it: Our students are using generative AI tools (whether we think they should or not!). How we respond to that use in our classrooms is up to instructors on an individual basis and will vary based on course goals and disciplinary norms.
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