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Panelists provide valuable insights into trauma-informed teaching  

March 11, 2024JJ CloutierMB Hub Newsdiscussion panel, trauma-informed

The panelists shared their passion for helping students feel safe wherever teaching takes place. Discussion was wide-ranging and lively, covering the topics of curriculum development, course syllabi, course assessment, and how to improve the online spaces where courses are taught.  

Seven two-man fishing boats, of a variety of sizes, styles, materials and ages sit tied up to a weathered wood dock on a perfectly calm lake during sunset.

EDI module 2 journey with social identities

March 1, 2024JJ CloutierEDI, hub blogEquity Diversity and Inclusion, Shared EDI course, social identities

Everyone’s journey is affected by their social identities, which are the physical, social and mental characteristics that make you the person you are. They include factors like race, ethnicity, gender, socioeconomic status, sexual orientation, disabilities or abilities, and religious beliefs.

Resource radar January 2024

February 15, 2024JJ Cloutierhub blog, Monthly resource listIndigenizing, online learning, podcasts, reflection tools

Resource radar from January, mix of books, article and podcasts on online learning related topics.

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