Lewis & Clark Libraries: TEP Resource Guide: Topics & Techniques

Inclusive Classrooms & Transparent Teaching

Transparency in Learning and Teaching Project (Brandeis) TILT Higher Ed helps faculty to implement a transparent teaching framework that promotes college students' success.
Transparent Methods (Brandeis) Transparent teaching methods help students understand how and why they are learning course content in particular ways.
Diversity & Your Department (Reed College) Resources for addressing diversity and inclusion categorized by academic discipline.
Inclusive Teaching Resources and Strategies (University of Michigan) Resources to help support the learning of all students despite their many differences.
Diversity and Inclusive Teaching (Vanderbilt)
Inclusive Teaching: Summer 2017 (Colby College) Topic guide prepared by Colby College Libraries for Colby Center for Teaching and Learning.

Difficult Dialogues (Vanderbilt University) Tools and strategies for discussing difficult topics.
Responding to Difficult Moments (University of Michigan) Resources for anticipating and responding to difficult discussions.

ABLconnect (Harvard University) Activity database and resources on post-secondary active and activity based learning.
Active Learning (Harvard University) Examples of active learning exercises.
Active Learning (Cornell University) Reasons to use active learning, things to consider, and ways to get started.
Active Learning: Fall 2017 (Colby College) Topic guide prepared by Colby College Libraries for Colby Center for Teaching and Learning.

Ask Professor Pedagogy: Encouraging Participation From All (Vanderbilt University) Ask Professor Pedagogy is a twice monthly advice column written by Center for Teaching staff at Vanderbilt. This column features advice for increasing class participation.
Discussion (University of Chicago) Resource for understanding how to facilitate whole class and small group discussion.
Increasing Student Participation & Motivation (Cornell University) Tip sheet from Cornell's Center for Teaching Innovation.
Want to Facilitate Discussion in Your Section? (Harvard Univeristy) AtAGlance guide geared toward facilitating group discussion.