Teaching in the Diverse Classroom – One Day Workshop!

High Five Workshop discussion

What does diversity mean in the community college classroom context?

Join Eric Davis, Interim Dean of Social Science, in this one-day interactive event exploring the role diversity plays on our campus, particularly as instructors. Topics we plan to address throughout the day include:

 

 

  • The Language of Diversity—Feeling comfortable deploying terminology
  • Cultural self-awareness—Understanding one’s self as a product of culture and how that
    culture influences how and what one teaches
  • Cultural competency—Developing awareness of other cultures so one can interact comfortably and make learning/curriculum relevant
  • Cultural Responsiveness—Shaping curriculum/courses for the diverse community college classroom – Examples of learning activities around diversity and developing pedagogies that are responsive to diverse communities – Use and examples of icebreakers in a diverse classroom
  • Bridging our Classrooms—Understanding and accessing support services for our students

 

Friday, July 12, 8:30 a.m. – 3 p.m. in D104E. Lunch is provided!  6 PD Hours | Register by July 9.

Please contact Eric Davis (eric.davis@bellevuecollege.edu) for more information.

Last Updated July 13, 2019