"Art & Science of Healthy Pedagogy" Program - Certificate of Participation
Healthy Pedagogy integrates sincere mindfulness of the health and well-being of students into course design and the craft of teaching. By fostering caring, creative, and inclusive participation in the classroom and beyond, both teachers and students can experience engaging communities of learning.
Who: Faculty and Teaching Assistants
What: A 6-week, course development certificate program on healthy pedagogy, inclusive excellence, and DEI, exploring various ways these values materialize in teaching and learning contexts. Featuring guest experts across various academic disciplines and organizations.
When: Spring Quarter 2024
Session 1: “Welcome” and Introduction of Our Wellness Frameworks
Session 2: “Positive Climate:” UCR Voices Panel
Session 3: “Anti-Racist Teaching” with Marisella Rodriguez, PhD, Inclusive Teaching Manager, UC Berkeley Center for Teaching & Learning
Session 4: “Culturally Responsive Teaching” with Jamiella Brooks, PhD, Director, Student Equity & Inclusion Initiatives, Office of Equity & Inclusion, University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School
Session 5: “Trauma-Aware Teaching” with Karen Costa, Author, Adjunct, Faculty Development Facilitator
Session 6: “Humanizing Online Learning” with Whitney Kilgore, PhD, iDesign CoFounder & CAO
Session 7: “Universal Design for Learning (UDL) and Equitable Educational Technology” with Thomas Tobin, PhD, MSLS, PMP, MOT, CPACC, Senior Teaching & Learning Developer from the Center for Teaching, Learning, & Mentoring, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Where: Online (synchronous and asynchronous), although Session 2: "Positive Climate:" UCR Voices Panel was Hybrid
Skills / Knowledge
- Knowledge of DEI practices
- Inclusive Teaching
- Understand and Apply Pedagogies of Care
- Healthy Pedagogy Frameworks
- Anti-Racist Teaching
- Culturally Responsive Teaching
- Trauma-Aware Teaching
- Humanizing Online Learning
- UDL and equitable educational technology implementation
Earning Criteria
Optional
Instructors will have participated in one or more sessions of the “Art & Science of Healthy Pedagogy” program, either synchronously or asynchronously.