The curriculum and corresponding instruction are most effective when they intentionally provide links among learning objectives, assignments, activities, and assessments, encourage students to think critically about the application of content to both the broader discipline and the world, and are representative of the diversity of scholars in the field.
Inclusive Curriculum involves providing a variety of assessments and curricular materials representing the contributions of scholars from minoritized groups
Course curriculum is the set of knowledge, skills, behaviors and dispositions intended as outcomes.
Learning objectives are measurable statements that convey what students should know or be able to do.
The syllabus provides students with an opportunity to see how you envision learning happening.
In-depth discussion about creating and maintaining alignment throughout course development
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Student evaluations of instructors have come under significant scrutiny because of their tendency to promote unconscious biases. Unfortunately, evaluations might often tell you more about how popular you are (or how well you fit into normative identity categories) than how effective of a teacher you are.
