EDI Fall Learning Series: Introduction to Universal Design for Learning
Join us for the first session of the EDI Fall Learning Series, where we’ll explore Universal Design for Learning (UDL). We’ll discuss what UDL is, how it can help identify and address barriers in learning environments, and its relevance to neurodivergent learners. Time and interest permitting, we’ll dive deeper into applying UDL to support inclusive, accessible education for all.
📅 Date: September 25, 12:00-1:50PM
📍 Location: SCI 331
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Community of Practice on Access, Inclusion & Place-Based Teaching
Interested in developing inclusive, place-based approaches in your teaching? Join our Community of Practice (CoP) focused on access, inclusion, and peer learning through the “Teaching Squares” model—non-evaluative observation of each other’s teaching. Open to faculty, educational staff, and Postdoctoral Fellows. To join us this year, email electra.eleftheriadou@ubc.ca!
📅 Date: September 16, 10:00-11:00PM
📍 Location: SCI 331
New Community of Practice on Alternative Grading: Launch Meeting
We’re launching a new Community of Practice focused on Alternative Grading—reimagining assessment to foster deeper learning, intrinsic motivation, and equity. If you’re interested in exploring meaningful grading alternatives with a group of engaged educators, join our first meeting. Learn more on the CTL website and email electra.eleftheriadou@ubc.ca to get involved.
📅 Date: October 2, 1:00-1:50PM
📍 Location: SCI 331
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We are grateful to the Syilx people who have cared for this land since time immemorial. We appreciate every opportunity we have to learn from the land and community. We remain dedicated to thoughtful partnerships with Okanagan Nation members and Indigenous communities across Turtle Island. We are committed to teaching and learning that amplifies Indigenous voices in a meaningful way and creates a better future for all. Learn more about the Okanagan Nation Alliance.