When: September 22, 2015 , 11-Noon (lunch provided)
Where: Rollins Conference Room of Jasktak-Burgess Hall
Facilitator: Professor Amy Vidali, University of Colorado Denver
This workshop offers tangible teaching styles and strategies to create and revitalize inclusive learning environments for disabled college students and all college students. Whether you’re new to universal design or looking for fresh approaches, this workshop provides strategies to put to work right away, from rethinking your disability/access statement on your syllabus and revising writing assignments to encouraging interdependence and questioning the ways your own learning preferences shape and bias the learning environments you create. This workshop is for all faculty, and participants will leave with a packet they can revisit. The facilitator is a faculty member and disability activist who is both invested and critical of current strategies for including disabled students in college classrooms, and faculty will be invited to share their ideas and experiences. The facilitator asks that you refrain from wearing strong scents to the workshop.
For more info and registration, visit the Center for Teaching & Assessment of Learning web page.
UDaily: A workshop on teaching styles and strategies will be held at 11 a.m., Tuesday, Sept. 22,
http://www.udel.edu/udaily/2016/sep/strategies091515.html
