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Teaching Week

Creating Survivor-Centered Classrooms for Students Impacted by Gender Based Violence
This presentation explores gender-based violence (GBV) and its profound impact on a student's academic success. It provides faculty with concrete, trauma-informed strategies to create a safe, supportive classroom environment. Educators will learn how to respond compassionately to student disclosures using the ABC Method (Acknowledge, Believe, Check-in). Additionally, the session covers how to effectively collaborate with the Outreach and Advocacy Project (OAP) to connect students with essential resources and support. Posted September 11, 2024
Maria Sefchick del Paso From Overwhelmed to Thriving: Cultivating Well-Being in the Classroom
Learn actionable, trauma-informed strategies to counter student burnout and the loneliness pandemic by seamlessly integrating mindfulness, cooperative learning, and uplifting content into your existing curriculum. Posted September 7, 2023
Timothy Krause Juicing Up Your Jigsaw
Discover how to transform passive small-group discussions into highly interactive, accountable student collaborations using a multi-tiered jigsaw strategy powered by shared Google Docs. Posted September 7, 2023
Blending on ground and online instructional strategies to maximize student success: What will your blend be?
Presenters: Stephanie Bryan, Samm Erickson, Anne Grey & Greg Kaminski Summary Covid 19 has provided us with the opportunity to […] Posted September 8, 2021
Intersectionality vs. Intersecting Identities
Presenter: Pharoah Bolding Summary Intersectionality is an often misunderstood concept. There is a lack of clarity as to how identities […] Posted September 8, 2021
Trauma Informed Instruction
Presenters: Traci Boyle, Terrie Quinteros & Hayley Hayes Summary We are right now living through a historical traumatic event- it […] Posted September 8, 2021
Storytelling in STEM: Including the whole student-Identities
Presenter: Josephine Pino Summary Every story is personal, regardless of whether we are the teller or the listener. Stories can […] Posted September 8, 2021
Teaching students who have ADHD: Strategies for equitable student success
Presenter: Kelly Kehoe Summary NIH reports that approximately 8% of the U.S. population has been diagnosed with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity […] Posted September 8, 2021
Best practices: Extended time on tests for students whose first language is a language other than English
Presenters: Melanie Deleon, Mary Gerard & Phyllis Petteys Summary Often, non-native English speaking students are referred to the Accessible Ed […] Posted September 8, 2021
Building inclusive classrooms through student agency and autonomy
Presenter: Martha Bailey Summary Instructors will discuss some of the ways agency and autonomy are limited in the classroom and […] Posted September 8, 2021