coe-fac: Neuro-inclusive Classes Session

[Lisa Fortin]

Sent on behalf of Beth Harn

Dec 6th, 1-2pm, virtual discussion "Neurodivergent Instructors Striving for Neuro-inclusive Classes<https://teaching.uoregon.edu/events/neurodivergent-instructors-striving-neuro-inclusive-classes>"
This discussion- focused affinity-group workshop hopes to create space for neurodivergent instructors (faculty and GEs) to come together to discuss ways to create neuro-inclusive classroom environments that also work for them. The discussion will be over Zoom in large group and small group (or solo reflection time-individuals can choose throughout) and will be structured to honor a range of communication styles and needs. Discussions will be facilitated by neurodivergent individuals with differing experiences in higher education as instructors (and as students and staff).

The purpose of this discussion-based session is to:

  *   Offer space for neurodivergent instructors to be their authentic selves.

*         Provide a space for neurodivergent instructors to speak with colleagues about

*         experiences of and goals for teaching in ways that might intersect with their identity challenges and solutions or supports instructors have found useful (sharing will be grounded in the questions participants generate and most want to discuss)

*         Identify what institution could do differently to be more neuro-inclusive for instructors

Please do register on MyTrack<https://uomytrack.pageuppeople.com/learning/3489> (it supports our planning), but if you don't have time to register, you can also just join us via Zoom!<https://uoregon.zoom.us/my/laurelbastian>


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Beth Harn, PhD
Professor of Special Education
University of Oregon
bharn at uoregon.edu<mailto:bharn at uoregon.edu>
Pronouns: she/her/hers

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