Inclusive Teaching and Learning

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Support student well-being and autonomy by using content warnings to prepare learners for potentially sensitive or distressing material.

Support inclusive learning by proactively addressing accessibility and accommodation needs, designing flexible course materials, and fostering a classroom culture that values equity, empathy, and diverse ways of learning.

Support inclusive teaching by applying Universal Design strategies that offer multiple means of engagement, representation, and expression—ensuring all students can access, participate in, and succeed in learning.

Advance equity and inclusion in your teaching by embracing Universal Design, a proactive approach that anticipates diverse learner needs and embeds flexibility, accessibility, and usability into all aspects of course design.

Create accessible learning environments by applying Universal Design principles that anticipate diverse learner needs, reduce barriers, and support flexibility in how students engage, access content, and demonstrate learning.

Foster global perspectives by integrating international content, inclusive teaching practices, and intercultural learning opportunities that prepare students to engage thoughtfully in a diverse and interconnected world.

Promote student mental well-being by designing courses that balance challenge with support, offer flexibility and clarity, and create a learning environment that fosters connection, compassion, and a sense of belonging.