Teaching and Learning Resource Hub

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Welcome to our resource hub!

Our hope is to provide you with concise, evidence-based ways to enhance teaching and learning. We will continue to add new resources and update existing resources, so please expect changes. Explore our resources to discover ways to better understand and improve your teaching practice. If you have resources you would like to see added to the hub, please suggest them.  For a comprehensive view of all our resources including online teaching material, please visit our Quercus site.

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Assessment

Formative Assessments

Creating Formative Assessments 

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How to Create Meaningful Assessments For Your Courses

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Pedagogical Considerations for Equitable Assessment Deadlines

 

Inclusive Pedagogy

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Anti-Black Racism Pedagogical Collection

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Creating Accessible Documents For Teaching and Learning

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Pedagogical Strategies to Support First Generation Students

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Supporting 2SLGBTQ Learners Through Inclusive Pedagogy

 

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Universal Design for Learning 

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Writing and Sending Accessible Emails

 

 

Course & Syllabus Design

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Connect Course Learning Outcomes to Assignments and Exams

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Creating Learning Outcomes for a Course Syllabus

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Syllabus Design with Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion

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Teaching and Learning and Academic Integrity

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