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Creating Culturally Affirming and Meaningful Assignments offers principles, strategies, and examples for faculty to create assignments that are culturally affirming and meaningful for students.
List of contents
Introduction
Christine HarringtonChapter 1. Why Culturally Affirming and Meaningful Assignments Matter and the Course Design Process
Carlos MoralesChapter 2. What Makes Assignments Culturally Affirming?
Adrian D. MartinChapter 3. What Makes Assignments Meaningful?
Bridget ArendChapter 4. Getting to Know Your Students: A First Step in Creating Culturally Affirming and Meaningful Assignments
Shantell Strickland-Davis and Jairo McMicanChapter 5. Exploring Assignment Options Beyond the Exam
James K. WinfieldChapter 6. Giving Choice in Assignments
Myra J. George and Jennifer ThompsonChapter 7. Being Transparent about Assignment Expectations
Ellen Wasserman and Tadé AyeniChapter 8. Providing Assignment Support and Feedback
M. Geneva Murray and Robert ScafeAppendix: Assignment Examples from the Field
About the author
Christine Harrington is a professor in the Department of Advanced Studies, Leadership, and Policy at Morgan State University. As an expert in teaching and learning and student success, she has authored numerous acclaimed books and is frequently invited to present at colleges and universities.
Summary
Creating Culturally Affirming and Meaningful Assignments offers principles, strategies, and examples for faculty to create assignments that are culturally affirming and meaningful for students.