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EDI statements to welcome students and set the tone

Wednesday, May 7, 2025
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An in course outlines and/or on myCourses lets you share with students your values, understandings, commitments, and pedagogical actions relating to EDI. It can also describe how students might engage with one another and with the course material. See sample EDI statements and a template to help you customize a statement. Get started with reflection questions:

  • Why do equity, diversity, and inclusion matter to you in your teaching?
  • How do equity, diversity, and inclusion relate to your course learning outcomes?

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Thu, 03/13/2025 - 13:55
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