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Inclusive Pedagogy at Skagit Valley College
These are my notes from today’s presentation. This meeting included a brief overview of the history of equity initiatives at SVC in general and in their faculty learning groups in specific. This is my first workshop on Tuesday, July 24 … Continue reading
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Diversity, Privilege, and Multicultural Education: Are Teachers Ready?
These are my notes from the presentation: This was the first break-out session after the key note with Dr. Eddie Moore for the Guided Pathways: Designing for Equity – Rendezvous 2018 conference on Monday, July 23, 2018. He led this … Continue reading
