Planning for Equitable Classrooms
An equitable classroom environment starts with course and syllabus design, reaches through day-to-day interactions, and extends all the way to assessment practices for student work. Below is a range of resources that will assist you in fostering equity at every step of the way.
The following resources guides provide materials, readings, and strategies to further one’s knowledge and practice regarding equity in the classroom. These resources represent the entire catalogue of resource guides found on our website and it is recommended that you use the different categories under the Planning Menu to find resources relating to a specific component of your classroom. Under the Planning Menu, found at the top of the page, you can find the following categories:
We are grateful to our colleagues in the Center for Research on Learning and Teaching, the Program on Intergroup Relations, the Comprehensive Studies Program, and many others for generously sharing equitable teaching materials they have developed over years of practice for use on this website.
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We appreciate your interest in our site. Generally, we are very happy to have our resources widely used in educational settings of all kinds. Reuse in a classroom, webinar/ professional development, or for individual reflection are all appropriate, so long as it is not for commercial purposes. If you share our resources, we ask that you please include an acknowledgement of our website or specific page reference, as suggested in our Reuse Permissions Guide in APA or MLA format, in addition to any acknowledgement of the original authors.
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