"Inclusive pedagogy is a method of teaching in which instructors and classmates work together to create a supportive environment that gives each student equal access to learning."  -Definition from The Teaching Commons at Georgetown University

"It is a mind-set, a teaching-and-learning worldview, more than a discrete set of techniques."  -Kevin Gannon, in his article "The Case for Inclusive Teaching" for The Chronicle of Higher Education (find this article and more details about the specifics of inclusive pedagogy in the Websites and Media tab)

 

Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion

Inclusive Pedagogy

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Books can be found as ebooks via the links provided or as print items in the USF Libraries.  To access the ebooks, you will need to be logged into USF Libraries using your NetID. To log in using your NetID, follow this link: LOGIN 

Books can be found as ebooks via the links provided or as print items in the USF Libraries.  To access the ebooks, you will need to be logged into USF Libraries using your NetID. To log in using your NetID, follow this link: LOGIN 

Books can be found as ebooks via the links provided or as print items in the USF Libraries.  To access the ebooks, you will need to be logged into USF Libraries using your NetID. To log in using your NetID, follow this link: LOGIN 

Below is a selection of specific articles that include information on inclusive pedagogy. Click on the square with an arrow icon next to each article to access the article. To access most of the resources, you will need to be logged into USF Libraries using your NetID. To log in using your NetID, follow this link: LOGIN

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