This certificate program offers both theoretical and practical knowledge and skills to empower educators to first identify common barriers for diverse learner populations and then make changes to their teaching and course designs to create more inclusive learning environments. The certificate is designed to take an intersectional approach to inclusive teaching practices, meaning that multiple forms of exclusion or oppression are considered rather than focusing on a single type of exclusion in education. The rationale behind this is that by helping educators develop the ability to identify exclusionary educational design broadly, they will be better equipped to address all forms of exclusion.
Upon successful completion of this certificate, learners will be able to:
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IEC 101: Inclusive Curriculum Design | |||||||||||||||
IEC 102: Accessible Education Practices | |||||||||||||||
IEC 103: Holistic Education Practices |
This micro-credential course provides an introduction to the foundations of inclusive teaching, starting with a fundamental understanding of learner variability and how social positioning impacts learner experiences of inclusion and exclusion. Learners will engage in self-reflection on their own social identities, lived experiences, and assumptions about education.
Upon completion of this micro-credential course, learners should be able to:
This micro-credential course provides an introduction to curriculum design and an understanding of inclusion as a design consideration. We will start by reviewing curricular theories and re-examine the roles of the teacher and the student. Participants will then focus on the curriculum design process, including learning outcomes and assessment, and explore how each step can be made more inclusive.
Upon completion of this micro-credential course, learners should be able to:
This micro-credential course focuses on building awareness of accessibility and barriers to participation that exist in educational experiences. We will explore theories of disability and discuss how to identify and address access needs for diverse learner populations. Participants will work to develop their own accessibility toolkit, drawing on different accessibility frameworks and practices, including Universal Design for Learning and Inclusive Universal Design.
Upon completion of this micro-credential course, learners should be able to:
This micro-credential course focuses on creating learning experiences that understand the complex and intersecting identities of learners. The course focuses on different ways of knowing and how these can be reflected in the course design. We will also discuss mental-health considerations and the importance of a trauma-informed approach to teaching. Specific frameworks that will be explored include Trauma-Informed Pedagogy, Culturally Relevant Pedagogy and Culturally Sustaining Pedagogy.
Upon completion of this micro-credential course, learners should be able to:
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